Sentence examples for precious instruments from inspiring English sources

They are two of the most renowned cellists of our time, and they have also hit the same sour note: they left their rare and precious instruments behind in New York City taxicabs.

Extra precautions were taken for Wednesday's show: the order of pieces was switched around, an intermission was added, some musicians' most precious instruments were left at home to prevent damage, and a dress code was relaxed to allow even shorts and tank tops of appropriate color.

We are talking now when I am about to take over his precious, precious instrument, the Ensemble Intercontemporain.

She replaced it with another precious instrument, but its owner recently died and she now faces uncertainty over whether she can keep that one.

A May 14 letter writer asks, "How do four children divide a parent's single most cherished possession?" I would suggest that this precious instrument, a Steinway piano, be used as a memorial for their mother.

Il Cannone is owned and selectively bestowed on musicians by the city of Genoa, and some traditionalists had insisted that letting anything but classical music be played on the precious instrument would devalue it forever; others pointed out that Paganini himself was an improviser.

Therefore, we pooled our biological samples to save precious instrument time but included technical triplicates to enhance confidence in protein identification and increase the depth of proteomic analysis.

"We cannot allow this country endowed with such precious democratic instruments, dating back at least two decades, to leave history by regressing," said Alassane Ouattara, the president of Côte d'Ivoire.In this section A glass half-full Mali à l'aise Put faith in writing When money stops talking Annan with a plan ReprintsYet many Africa-watchers perceive a gradual erosion of democratic standards.

The long-standing question whether the wood of Stradivari and Guarneri were treated with wood preservative materials could be answered only by the examination of wood specimens from the precious antique instruments.

In another, he lifts the glass over a precious experimental instrument housed inside a book binding, called a SHOZYG, created by composer Hugh Davies.

Time is a precious error detection instrument and often helps to alleviate the consequences of errors, but it is also the source of many errors in dynamic situation control.