Sentence examples for musicians will have from inspiring English sources

Philharmonic musicians will have a say in auditions.

Those hit musicians will have their own economics.

He added that even many young musicians will have to be pensioned off at great expense.

Two or three generations of musicians will have grown up watching their show on Saturday mornings, or in the summer holidays, thinking: "I want to be like them".

In 1998, these event coordinators will start booking bands, and musicians will have to decide whether they want to be playing music or just playing as 1999 comes to a close.

Most musicians will have a guitar or piano in their house, and most writers will have a notepad next to the bed, so they can work when inspiration strikes.

Such a musician will have to be a team player.

On Friday the Syntactical Ghost Trance Choir will make its appearance, along with the ensemble 12+1tet, playing music under the rubric of Echo Echo Mirror House, in which each musician will have an iPod loaded with eight hours of Mr. Braxton's music.

That response may come in the form of post-concert comments and published criticism, but most immediately a musician will have a more visceral sense during the performance of how an audience feels about the work at hand.

Likewise, that obscure musician will have a tough time arranging a distribution deal with iTunes.

Publicists are often the only point of contact a musician will have to a journalist, and if the pitch is bad, said journalist has been known to have severe vendettas against the publicist and the band, because we're actually pretty horrible and judgmental people, not to mention lazy.