violin bow

The wood would make great pipes for smoking, or violin bows.

But it had no occupant and the violin bow was gone from the old bench.

And he pointed to the violin bow hanging from his belt like a sword.

I checked that I could still hold the violin bow.

We're playing a trip wire with a violin bow.

Without any response, Kozyavin nudged him and took his violin bow.

It has been my deep pleasure to play on one of John's artfully made violin bows.

The violin bow replaced by the wheel which is rosined.

As Mozart's father gives the young composer music lessons, he waves a violin bow.

The track featured Phillips playing his electric guitar with a violin bow.

In one episode, he lost his violin bow.

Susan's nerves jangled as if a violin bow had been drawn across them.

Waldteufel conducted with a stick rather than the then-customary violin bow.

For the last decade, he has traded his violin bow for a drawing pen.

Sarasate had also given her a gold-embossed violin bow.

And she rammed the point of the violin bow into Steck's unprotected eye.

It can also produce friction, for example on a violin bow or sportsman's footwear.

There were several variants of the violin bow fibula.

"One and two and," he snapped, jabbing at the music with his violin bow.

Tartini invented a violin bow and taught violin to many students.

Meanwhile the conductor lifted his violin bow and the orchestra attacked the overture.

Steck asked, pointing the violin bow toward me.

The violin bow clattered from Felix's hand upon the floor; he swung around and faced his grandfather.

Also at this time, bowmakers made the violin bow longer, with a thicker ribbon of hair under higher tension.

The wheel functions much like a violin bow, and single notes played on the instrument sound similar to a violin.