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Part of this business will involve implanting RFID tags in stringed instruments — from violins to cellos and from cheap student instruments to million-dollar antiques that are still being played.

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Negrito's own brain, but they have probably borrowed the idea of stringed violins and guitars from the Christianized natives.

Negritos of Zambales William Allan Reed

There are exceptions to this, of course among them several "stringed" sculptures, which are exercises in material and formal tension achieved by tautly stringing cords across the forms.

An Intimate Moore 2010

Then the line of people began thinning, and there were gaps, and a young Chinese came through carrying some kind of stringed instrument made of bamboo, then a lost-looking woman with tired eyes and too much lipstick, and no one to meet her, and then a short man in an overcoat and dark glasses.

Quiller Bamboo Hall, Adam 1991

One of them performed on a kind of stringed instrument, made out of the stem of a cabbage-palm, and about two feet, or two feet and a half, in length.

The Story of Ida Pfeiffer and Her Travels in Many Lands Anonymous

"Every kind of stringed instrument there is plays in your hands, Thea," he whispered, pressing them to his face.

The song of the lark 1915

"Every kind of stringed instrument there is plays in your hands, Thea," he whispered, pressing them to his face.

The Song of the Lark by Willa Cather 1915

"Every kind of stringed instrument there is plays in your hands, Thea," he whispered, pressing them to his face.

The Song of the Lark Willa Sibert Cather 1910

From one of the balconies near at hand, though unseen, a gong, a pipe, and some kind of stringed instrument wailed and thundered in unison.

Blix Frank Norris 1886

One of them performed on a kind of stringed instrument, made out of the stem of a cabbage-palm, and about two feet, or two feet and a half, in length.

The Story of Ida Pfeiffer Anonymous 1879