Sentence examples for strummed for from inspiring English sources

It does this by grouping them into categories, so anything that has to be strummed, for example, you play by holding the Nunchuk in your left hand and wielding the Wiimote like a plectrum in your right.

One guitar chord is repeatedly strummed for the last minute of the song before ending.

This difficulty is aimed for younger and unskilled players; notes are generally simple straight lines in time with bass drum beats, and allowing any or no fret button to be held while the note is strummed (for lead and bass guitar), any drum to be hit (for drums), or any sound to be made (for vocals).

"For your birthday, your guitar will break," she mutters as she tries to strum for the third time.

The clichéd cultural signifiers spring to mind: Flappers in bob haircuts with cigarette holders doing the Lindy hop! Long-tressed hippies in jangly, rainbow-colored necklaces, acoustically strumming "For What It's Worth"!

It was all enough to send a singing cowboy back to Times Square, where he daily strums for his supper with a strategically positioned guitar draped over his white skivvies.

Many of its songs, in the past, have begun with pastoral, sorrowful acoustic-guitar strumming for a few bars; then the full band, with 10 tons of electric guitar, plunges from the sky and begins its vivid enactment of dread.

[May 8, 1 24 p.m. | Update | Click here for a note on the project's neutrality and financial independence.] They created an engaging blog charting their path and also chronicled the process on YouTube, from Lou Guarneri strumming for the soundtrack to the actor Kurt Rhoads using his Shakespeare-honed skills to catch just the right tone on the opening word, "Cork".

As I strummed it for Peter, hopefully, I felt sure it would earn his approval.

Keen strummed it for a while, noting that the neck was the same as his 1935 Washburn, one of his prized possessions.

We sat there quietly while he strummed and sang for us.