Sentence examples for worth of instruments from inspiring English sources

A whole percussion-section worth of instruments, including drums, a gong and even a cowbell.

The company now employs 10,000 people and produces more than $2 billion a year worth of instruments and supplies for biological and clinical diagnostic laboratories.

The Carpenters claim to have participated in transactions involving more than a hundred million dollars' worth of instruments in the past four years, including, they say, eighteen Stradivaris.

VH1's Save the Music program also donated $10,000 worth of instruments to the school, which has discussed reviving its music education program.

In the rock floor, the scientists chiseled out a sort of bathtub and filled it with $4,000 worth of instruments that measure water pressure, load, tilt and strain.

Not only was a telescope being lost, but $200 million worth of instruments that had been built to be added in the later shuttle mission will also be left on the ground, Dr. Spergel said.

The tradition of challenging the intrinsic musical worth of antique instruments is nearly as venerable as the instruments themselves.

IN a home recording studio surrounded by banks of fancy switches, mixing boards and a small fortune's worth of musical instruments, David Pakman could not appear more content.

The Libyan fund also invested $1 billion in structured financial products through Société Générale, and $171 million worth of such instruments through JPMorgan Chase.

It was the latest salvo in the Strad wars, a long-running debate over whether the enormous worth of such instruments is rooted in myth or merit.

In addition to the remnants of the failed business, more than half of the possessions stored in the Smyths' basement were destroyed, including toys, thousands of dollars' worth of musical instruments and scores of sentimental photographs.