Sentence examples for play c from inspiring English sources

"Can you play C, F and G?" he said.

"Can you play C, F and G?" he asked.

What you teach is not whether you play C or E; it is the whole inner process, which is not technical".

a) AAAAAAAAAAMazon Hope b) The Bubonic Play c) Weapons of Laugh Destruction d) Bum Laden C4 At which Edinburgh venue was I booed off as a student in 1987 (it was coincidentally burned to the ground in 2002)?

And the principal bassoonist who doesn't play C sharps happens to be the polymath law professor and best-selling writer Alexander McCall Smith, the author of (among many other things) the No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency books, which are now being filmed for international release.

Jon passes the audition, which consists of being asked, "You play C, F, and G?," and finds himself spirited off to Ireland, in the back of a van, to cohabit for months with soronprfbs in a secluded house beside a lake, working on an album that almost no one will want to hear.

Early in the play, C-Trip delivers a screed against the conventions of traditional theater.

It's worth noting that the play C-Trip cites as an example is Lorraine Hansberry's "Raisin in the Sun," to be revived on Broadway this spring in a production starring Sean Combs (a k a P. Diddy), another famous name that is taken in vain in "Drowning Crow".

Play C-G-G in the fourth measure.

Play C-E-G (ascending), then E-C-G (descending), holding the last G.

Interlude (play C-F-G progression from intro but hit each chord once and let ring).