Sentence examples for several different instruments from inspiring English sources
After playing several different instruments and meditating for a bit, he sat to lift.
To do that, the lander must get samples from the comet into several different instruments, named Ptolemy, Cosac and Civa.
Mexican and Central American Indians emphasize instrumental music more than singing, and much of the traditional music from this region is performed by ensembles that incorporate several different instruments.
American musician who wrote, sang, and played several different instruments for the folk-rock band America, best known for its chart-topping hits "A Horse with No Name" (1971), "Ventura Highway" (1972), "Sister Golden Hair" (1975), and "Lonely People" (1974), which Peek composed.
RS: I play several different instruments.
This one will help us calibrate in several different instruments, and hunt for extrasolar planets with atmospheres".
Results of LAREDO's first operational field tests on smokers at 9°51′N×104°18′W along the East Pacific Rise indicated successful capture of vent fluid (up to 91% pure effluent by analysis of magnesium content) without leaks after tests of several different instrument configurations.
The updates (2.1.1 for iOS and 10.1.2 for Mac), which are available now for free to existing users, adds more than 300 loops built with several different Chinese instruments and styles in mind, adding guzheng, dizi, yangqin and Peking Opera to GarageBand's library of Chinese musical content.
His household was filled with several different musical instruments and over the years, Marsh learned to play the banjo, trombone, trumpet, and guitar.
The team will use several different Hubble instruments — including the Advanced Camera for Surveys, the Wide Field Camera 3 and the Space Telescope Imaging Spectrograph — to view the transit in a range of wavelengths, from near-infrared to ultraviolet light.
The selection of questionnaires consists of several different assessment instruments for the two different target groups.
