Sentence examples for silver instruments from inspiring English sources

At night the moon pulls leaf buds out of the branch with silver instruments.

By Susan Prospere The New Yorker, January 6 , 1986P. 75 Because you are a doctor with silver instruments View Article By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar By Charles Bethea By Phil Klay.

It lived in the sting of diesel soot, in the shine of a heavy uniform ironed 20 years too long; in the men, women and children of the pit villages labouring up and down any number of Durham's seven hills under sizeable silver instruments.

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The Sport makes its intentions clear with a silver instrument cluster, brushed aluminum trim and a three-spoke steering wheel.

"I sat in his chair, as he reached over, took a long silver instrument out of its cradle and turned it on," Dr. Kelman wrote.

The album's hub is "The Cryonic Trombone," a chilling, nearly eight-minute piece about the uses and misuses of a mysterious silver instrument.

The black and silver instrument panel design was typical of the day, with a horizontal band speedometer and small gas and temperature gauges.

The doctor began to draw out a little plug of tissue with a gleaming silver instrument that looked a bit like a wine corker.

As Richard Morrison wrote in the Times after the first performance of Paul Patterson's Harmonica Concerto in 1987, "Reilly's determination to establish the 'highbrow' credentials of his solid silver instrument has been matched by his skill at coaxing lyrical, musicianly sounds from this most intractable of sources".

I delved into my pocket and dished out my shiny silver instrument in the key of B. As I retraced my steps past the queue to put the cinnamon back, I took a deep breath and blew incoherently into the mouthpiece.