Sentence examples for rows of strings from inspiring English sources

Chromatic harps were built as early as the 16th century—e.g., the double harp, with two rows of strings, and the Welsh triple harp, with three rows.

He has been playing the Persian dulcimer, or santour, a trapezoidal board with rows of strings strummed with a mallet, since he was 4 years old, and the piano for over 35 years.

"The 'shimmering' voice of the Triple Harp's three rows of strings is truly as timeless and unique as the Welsh language itself" said Robin Huw Bowen, a full-time professional Welsh harpist specializing solely in the Welsh Triple Harp.

A prime example is the 1965 portrait of Alexander Calder in his studio in Connecticut — he was a visitor to the East End — which shows the artist surrounded by a mess of paintings, models and mobiles, along with bits and pieces of artworks-in-progress hanging from diagonal rows of string attached to the ceiling.

String up rows of string lights.

If you have a lot of photos or postcards you want to display in your room, try hanging them from rows of string.

Its rows of beads, strung on synthetic hair and suspended from an aluminum strip, look like orange flames cutting a swath across a bright blue sky.

The coalfields of South Wales were developed in the 19th century as one of the premier mining regions of Britain, and such urban settlements as Rhondda, with tightly packed rows of terraced housing strung out along narrow valleys, are perhaps among the most widely known characteristics of Wales.

If you'd like the plant to grow in a certain vertical spot, you can hang rows of wire or string against the surface that you want covered.

The string design can be as simple as rows or circles of string, or it can be more complex, such as the shape of a plant, animal or face.

The rows of the array represent strings (of bits) in a population, and the columns represent the (the status bit of the condition of availability) available channel numbers which will be assigned.