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Violin in sentence

114 examples of Violin in a sentence

There is the pregnant woman at the beginning of the film having her fortune read one afternoon in the 1600's, there is the modern day SamJackson doing his violin consulting work over the span of a week, and then there are all times in all the years between.
She wanted her son to play the violin, not box.
The lives of the people that used or were associated with the violin were fascinating, along with its near destruction on more than one occasion.
Although he is a prodigy in boxing and with the violin, he just seems very selfish, unpredictable and stupid throughout the film.
The segments follow a violin for 3 centuries obviously shooting for a wide range of settings, thus a wide range of stories and characters.
The Red Violin will be rewarding for those who pay attention, and a pain for those who don't, because the transaction of the violin from person to person isn't smooth, whoever is not willing to pay attention should steer clear.
I shan't start off by saying "I used to be an MK fan", because whenever I read those I want to fetch my violin and start playing.
The violin with a trumpet horn attached to it.
Is a shame that his real life wife didn't recieve credit for playing the violin.
Imagine that your right palm has been amputated but you play a violin with a bow strapped to the maimed arm.
A violin will transport you through time as it's fortune is played out over 4 hundred years in this totally captivating and intriguing story.
The elements of film, particularly outdoor angles from crowded streets and icy violin sound effects echo back to the great spy movies of the Cold War era and lend an almost Hitchcockesque eeriness.
It is more than just an epic following the history of a certain violin.
The makes of this film saw more to everything than just a red violin with various owners.
Even if you don't love the violin, you must watch this movie!
The story follows a red violin, an inanimate object, although at times it seemed alive to me, thru three centuries and the influences good and ill that it has on its possessors.
The violin's birth is during turmoil and during its life it buried, shot, and almost burned.
The writing which includes this parallel between the violin and its possessor , five somewhat independent segments that mell and converge in the final scenes, and a story told by tarot cards make for an extremely unique experience.
Curly-haired young William Holden (as Joe Bonaparte) has trouble deciding what is best for him - is it playing the violin, boxing "The Chocolate Drop", or kissing Barbara Stanwyck (as Lorna Moon)?
I took someone very close to me, an actual violin prodigy.
Coincidently, her and I have recently been searching for a decent violin for her that is affordable by actual humans, so we could relate to parts of the plot first-hand.
an elderly musician,minus one hand, who still manages to play violin by tying the bow to the stump of his missing hand.
This is a movie about a man who wants to be a violin player, but who becomes a boxer and injuries his hands.
An old grandfather, Don Plutarco plays the violin and his son plays the guitar, while the child grandson collects some pennies in a rural poor town.
For this, he had only his tongue, and not even his native tongue, but the French that he learned in an orphanage for deported children at age 15 – and later turned into his violin.
Cultures of Everything and NothingOXFORD: In the late 1960s Yehudi Menuhin dedicated a performance of Beethoven's violin concerto to "the indomitable and defiant spirit of man."
Consider how long it takes an adult to learn to speak a language or a musician to master the violin.
They had to spend hours every day practicing the piano or violin.
Venezuela’s Rebels With a CauseWASHINGTON, DC – The image of Wuilly Arteaga crying after Venezuelan security forces destroyed his violin has been seen by millions of people around the world.
The Nobel laureate economist Milton Friedman dubbed this phenomenon the “plucking” effect (in reference to a violin string).
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