microphone stand

A short boy tapped at the microphone stand in front of him.

During one break, they asked an audience member for help in lowering the microphone stand.

Separated by a few feet, the couple sit on two chairs with a microphone stand in front of each.

It also came with a piano, microphone stand, and dressing table.

County slammed the wrestler in the head with his/her microphone stand.

Even the microphone stand is attached to some sort of trapeze.

The most basic microphone stand is called a "straight stand".

But the microphone stand had been pulled to the side of the platform so it would not block the view for photographers.

Elements of the choreography incorporate a chair and a microphone stand.

The video starts with a microphone stand coming out of Kyary's ear.

He gripped the microphone stand with both of his small, neat hands, and thundered into it.

She roamed throughout the stage, kicking over the microphone stand and banging her head.

Then a viewer's eyes land on a microphone stand in the picture's far-right foreground.

He had placed a single microphone stand in front of the first pew, and he simply talked to the people.

In his place, a microphone stand stood on stage with one of his shirts hanging from it.

A type of flexible tubing used in light fixtures or microphone stands.

She flung an arm around the microphone stand at the east side of the stage and screeched a verse into that one.

He then impaled a mask with the image of George Bush on his microphone stand.

What you will need if you plan on playing with friends is two extra microphones and microphone stands.

When nothing on stage was visible except a microphone stand and the top of an enormous speaker assembly, the band entered.

A microphone stand is a free-standing mount for a microphone.

These features usually include a microphone stand, audio-visual controls, sometimes even an integrated computer and recording system.

The video shows each of the members trekking across the rough terrain dragging their microphone stands.

A notable moment on one of these live tracks is when a band member hits his head on a microphone stand.

The microphone stand is used to imitate the image of Freddie Mercury.