tambourine

She held the lid as though it were a tambourine.

The attack by the tambourine gave her the first excuse.

Better to play the tambourine in his mind and let the world drift, until it found a use for him.

"Now all we need is a violin and a tambourine."

Some artists bring tambourines and other instruments with them so the children can play along.

"I say, okay, write all you want, but only with her tambourine does she talk."

I don't mean we have to start playing tambourines on the street.

Taking its tambourine with it, the wind went home to supper.

You were on the other side of the park, wearing a red coat and playing your tambourine.

However, she did continue to play, accompanying her band on the tambourine.

The other important instrument which characterized the student music was the tambourine.

Running around on stage, jumping into the crowd with a tambourine.

Tambourines come in many shapes with the most common being circular.

Is that actually a rainbow tambourine in a shop window?

It was late September, there were tambourines of frost in the air.

You see the white spots on the trumpet and the tambourine?

He also played guitar or tambourine on some of his productions.

For instance, when someone realizes something, there is usually the sound of a tambourine.

One moment, he is playing the tambourine onstage at a rock concert.

He held it above his head like a tambourine.

The song opens with the sound of a tambourine being shaken quickly.

The most common of these are the tambourine, bells, and flute.

He also plays the tambourine during the live performances of the song.

Maria s not singing but she plays a mean tambourine!

Percy can play anything from the triangle to the tambourine.