Sentence examples for pick a string from inspiring English sources

I finally realized that it's one thing to pick a string of beads up off the ground, but a dropped pie is a mess.

It listens to your instrument when you pick a string, and it sends comments via Bluetooth so Roadie can adjust the string.

"I've always felt a bit jealous that musicians can be creative in 'realtime,'" says Rauscher, "They press keys, pick a string, and they can transform that directly into an emotion, something you can feel".

To train your fingers and to exercise your hands so they have the endurance and strength to play that fast you have practice and soon you will have the speed to pick a string as fast as 11-18 notes a second while placing your fingers accurately on frets you can and improvising your own solo.

The presidential candidates are also bringing something to politicians like Mr. Rangel, who has chafed as a member of the minority party in Washington for several years and who many Democratic officials say needs a big win after picking a string of losing candidates for mayor and governor.

That might be in part because Republicans here have picked a string of losers recently in a statewide caucus that prides itself on being the first testing ground for presidential candidates.

Pick a different string and put the others in your right hand and your new string in your LEFT hand.

There is a suggestion that United will pick a second-string side, which could give Blackpool a chance, but if Sir Alex Ferguson's team get the point they need tomorrow to win the title, then there will be a really positive atmosphere at Old Trafford next week ahead of the Champions League final.

So, if you didn't start tossing the tinsel back in September, you're probably going up to clean some space, pick a tree and string the popcorn.

Pick out a string of four sentences from any of his recent events and they could probably slot, unedited, into any of the others.

"They referred to the book, or to the author's voice; and they tended to pick out a string of scenes and hope that something inherent in the story would hold it all together.