Sentence examples for official instrument from inspiring English sources
The horn, uniquely welcome in both the brass and the woodwind families, is a brash but finicky device: for centuries the official instrument of the hunt, it is also capable of melting lyricism.
The official instrument of the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, a maraca-like instrument called the caxirola, has been banned from the Confederations Cup this summer because of safety concerns.
In response, the Brazilian Ministry of Sport blessed the invention of famed percussionist-singer-producer Carlinhos Brown as the official instrument of the 2014 World Cup: a new, ugly, beehive-shaped tchotchke called the caxirola (pronounced kah-zheh-role-ah), which retails at $14 per noisemaker.
They do not deny the cartel, but they claim that it did not affect EU competition: it was confined to Austria, whose interest margins were among the lowest in Europe.They also argue that this was no secret cartel, but the relic of an official instrument of economic control set up long before Austria joined the European Economic Area in 1994 (and the EU itself in 1995).
Missouri herself entered Tokyo Bay early on 29 August to prepare for the signing by Japan of the official instrument of surrender.
Lately, also other acronyms for the same type of instrument, such as macro Ion Mobility Spectrometer (macroIMS), LiquiScan-ES (official instrument name for a short time given by the manufacturing company, TSI Inc ., ES-DMA, or ES-SMPS spectrometer appear in the literature.
It has helped convince the national partners that the tool should become the official nationwide instrument to support development of the local planning system.
Phil Coughlin, London E1 If heaven has angels playing harps, what is hell's official musical instrument?
During the adaptation procedure, the official source instrument served as a reference and was consulted repeatedly and systematically every time an item was adapted (steps 1 to 9) [ 14].
A customs official said instruments were marked with serial numbers, although usually with stickers.
American officials say instruments can detect levels so vanishingly small — far below the natural background level of radiation — that they pose no threat.
