Sentence examples for off the strings from inspiring English sources

Even if the neck doesn't bend, the bridge doesn't pop off, the strings don't buzz, the guitar may respond poorly to playing.

Over four movements, the music lurches between hectic orchestral noises and plaintive tonal harmonies, until, in a climactic passage, the wedges are removed, the tape is ripped off the strings, and the piano is allowed to sing out fully.

Lastly, the run-around forehand in the Ad court is naturally well disguised, so Williams has to wait until the ball comes off the strings before chasing after it.

It's not a matter of opinion; either there is reverberation or there is not, and though the orchestra played those chords with ample heft, when the bows came off the strings, the sound died immediately.

The free stream on michaeljackson.com is the orchestra version; the "album version" Epic sent the media takes off the strings, an improvement that unveils all the vocal harmonies and the finger snaps.

"Someday," ran a New Yorker magazine feature in 1942, "people are going to wake up to the fact that Woody Guthrie and the ten thousand songs that leap and tumble off the strings of his music box are a national possession, like Yellowstone and Yosemite, and part of the best stuff this country has to show the world".

Continue sewing up to the neck end, then tie off the string.

Using a small, sharp knife, cut off the string, then peel away the skin, leaving a layer of fat.

Sacha Baron Cohen: 2006 The festival gate crasher Borat shows off the string singlet, and John Mayer would soon follow suit.

On Monday, M&T Bank kicked off the string of earnings releases, saying its profits dropped 25percentt from a year ago.

On the half-hour flight back to Columbus, Kasich reeled off the string of numbers that he said validated his success.