Sentence examples for musicians would be from inspiring English sources

"Certainly our musicians would be happier with any arrangement that would increase their salaries.

How many musicians would be doing it if there was no pay involved?

How surprised these musicians would be to learn that soloing is out!

No musicians would be seated under the stage, keeping the orchestra completely in the open.

They believed that the world would be better, and that musicians would be a part of making it better.

It was not until 12 45 p.m. that Leon Botstein, the ensemble's music director, got the word that his musicians would be taking the stage in the evening.

By the time he got to New York University, Mr. Rossen had decided that being a jazz musician would be "a miserable life".

There are YouTube clips showing that Cooper is fluent in French: that's a skill which in a novelist or politician or classical musician would be raised incessantly in profiles and interviews.

The words "great drummer" are usually appended to Jack DeJohnette's name – having played with Thelonious Monk, Miles Davis, and for 30 years with Keith Jarrett, he's more than earned that title – but "great musician" would be better.

Asked whether the musician would be ready to rejoin Beady Eye before the end of the year, she wrote, "He needs to mend, how long it will take I'm not sure".

His left hand was tapping manically at five colored buttons on the guitar's neck, while his right hand made graceful leaps between the neck and a large black button on the guitar's body, where a real musician would be strumming at strings.