Sentence examples for Reed from high-quality English sources.

• “But Reed left children?

• Reed was the only child of John A.

• Mrs Reed is Jane's aunt and she looks after Jane at Gateshead.

• As a White House policy adviser for Bill Clinton, Reed worked closely with then-Sen.

• Reed pipes have single or double reeds.

• …about 300 bc the thicker reed pen was used.

• After leaving the Knicks as a player, Reed returned as a coach in 1977–79.

• Bur reed (Sparganium) and reed mace (Typha) are plants of other families.

Use Reed in a sentence.

• Reed had followed the company closely and determined that the future of the workplace was changing, pandemic or not.

• Simultaneously, the reed is pulled closed by pressure of the lips and by rapid air flow out of the reed.

• Reed says Fennell was angry because Stites, who was white, was having an affair with Reed, who is black.

• Free reed instruments utilize a single, freely vibrating reed, different in nature from that of a woodwind.

• In reed pipes and organ reed pipes a vibrating reed causes the column of air in the pipe to vibrate.

• The pitch of each reed is determined by its length, though tuning can be accomplished by thinning or weighting the reed.

• The ancient beating reed continues to be used in peasant reed pipes and hornpipes in Europe and Asia and in the bagpipe.

• This is a single-reed pipe made from a hollow sorghum stem, the reed being a flap partially cut from the stem near one end.

Reed sentence examples

• Shawm, (from Latin calamus, “reed”; Old French: chalemie), double-reed wind instrument of Middle Eastern origin, a precursor of the oboe.

• These are single-reed pipes made from hollow guinea corn or sorghum stems, the reed being a flap partially cut from the stem near one end.

• Tensions were running high among the exhausted migrants, and on October 5 an altercation between Reed and a teamster employed by another family ended with Reed fatally stabbing the man.

• The second category of wind instruments comprises reed instruments, or reedpipes, which have a column of air that is activated by the vibrations between the two or more parts of a reed or between a single reed and the mouthpiece.