Verwenden Sie „clarinet“ in einem Satz

1. “I used to play in a band,” I told the gathering, as Kowalski was tuning up his clarinet

2. The clarinet solo from Rossini"s Variations filled the stillness, soothing shattered nerves with its daring

3. It was worse than playing a Clarinet, Harry thought

4. Compared to learning the Clarinet, Harry found that operating his home

5. Will, who played the Tuba, David, who played the drums and Ben, who played the guitar, were in the Band with Nadine, who played a clarinet and Pam, who played the piano

6. Of course, music doesn’t need a tuba or clarinet so it probably goes back much further than that

7. Michael played clarinet, alto sax and tenor sax: jazz, funk, fusion, rock and post-bop

8. Jovet was learning the trean in school, a clarinet like instrument, only flatter, ending in two pipes

9. Gabrieli, ‘Concertina for Clarinet and Bassoon,’ by Franz Danzi, and ‘Valse Romantique,’ by Claude DeBussy brought forth visions of enchanting ladies

10. What could this mean, Mary wonders, as she continues to play her fingers across her arms as if they are a clarinet sung forth from the mightiest of woods? Could this mean that she has truly reached the final frontier—that in order to escape this world, she must face the cruelest aspect of herself—or is this simply a test on which she must score the highest grade? She sees no teacher within the hall, her chalk stick raised and her hair done plenty, and she sees no peers which she can relate to, but does that really mean anything? When it really, truly comes down to it, does seeing none of these things really mean that she is, in fact, in the clear, or is this façade merely a curtain in disguise—a little girl with bells in her hair meant to dissuade her from stepping forward and leaving this place behind?

11. Amy plays the clarinet, and that’s all she talks about

12. clarinet concert? Can he be a perfect husband who is always home

13. The red clarinet and the mashed eye

14. My clarinet sounded like an apoplectic yak

15. She kept saying these very corny, boring things, like calling the can the "little girls' room," and she thought Buddy Singer's poor old beat-up clarinet player was really terrific when he stood up and took a couple of ice-cold hot licks

16. She called his clarinet a "licorice stick

17. Now and then, as I’ve said, I was able to fight off a thug with my encyclopedia of unconventional weapons, such as a clarinet, an oboe, and a trombone (a confrontation in a musical-instrument shop), three buckets full of pig slops (not in a musical-instrument shop), a wet mop, coconuts, wasp spray, and once in fact with a twelve-volume encyclopedia

18. Now, though, it played a big band song from before he was born, a slow, nostalgic, glimmering chandelier of a thing, around which a clarinet swooped and dove like a bird had got into the room