Sentence examples for the side of the instrument from inspiring English sources
A music teacher clad in black stands near the side of the instrument, gravely attentive.
On the raised lid of the keyboard, the Latin maxim "[his] actions prove the man" seems aimed at the young cavalier who stands on the side of the instrument.
A key at the side of the instrument at the same height as the A key lifts only one of the two covers, producing G a semitone lower.
"The needles had started banging the sides of the instrument on the edges of the paper," said Dr. Pratt, "which is a very impressive looking sight".
To measure the inferior tear meniscus, the subject was asked to look straight ahead (with the help of the fellow eye and additionally placed mirrors on the sides of the instrument) and refrain from any head or eye movements.
The horizontal insertion of these instruments from the side of the lysimeter reduces and channeling that might occur along the sides of the instruments, if they had been inserted vertically.
One guy paid the admission fee and lowered a rope over the side of the stadium, and we tied our instruments to the rope and had them hoisted up.
The brass and a jazz drummer were in the first-tier seats, and piccolos and clarinets were at one end of the second tier with pitched percussion at the other end and other percussion instruments to the side of the audience on the main floor.
Ice clogged the pitot tubes, the small cylindrical instruments on the side of the plane that measure incoming air to feed the computer airspeed.
OK Go 'play' 1,000 instruments with a car Mashable: The band OK Go outfitted a Chevy Sonic with retractable pneumatic arms, and then drove it around with the arms hitting more than 1,000 actual instruments posted on the side of the road in a desert near Los Angeles.
A performance of Vivaldi's Sonata in D minor (Op. 1, No. 12) began with an improvised Baroque guitar solo by William Carter (based on the "Follia" theme, on which this sonata is an expansive set of variations) and also included passages in which Peter McCarthy, the bassist, rapped percussively on the side of his instrument.
