"Drumstick" Example Sentences
1. I love to play the drumstick on my snare drum.
2. Can you please pass me the chicken drumstick?
3. The drumstick was worn down after countless hours of drumming practice.
4. The drumstick is an essential tool for any drummer.
5. The turkey drumstick is my favorite part of Thanksgiving dinner.
6. I accidentally dropped the drumstick and it rolled under the couch.
7. The drumstick felt light in my hand as I prepared to play.
8. The drumstick made a loud sound as it hit the cymbal.
9. Eating a drumstick can be messy, but it's worth it.
10. She twirled the drumstick in her hand before starting to play.
11. The drumstick broke in half during the performance and I had to switch to my backup.
12. The drumstick was covered in sweat after an intense practice session.
13. I prefer to use wooden drumsticks instead of plastic ones.
14. The drumstick created a hypnotic rhythm as the band played on.
15. I accidentally hit my finger with the drumstick and it hurt for hours.
16. The chicken drumstick was perfectly cooked and juicy.
17. The drummer switched to a different drumstick for a different sound.
18. The drumstick left a red mark on my hand after a long day of practicing.
19. I always keep a spare drumstick in my bag just in case.
20. The drumstick bounced off the head of the snare drum with a crisp sound.
21. The turkey drumstick was so big that I couldn't finish it.
22. The drummer expertly flipped the drumstick in his hand while playing.
23. My favorite part of the chicken is the crispy drumstick skin.
24. The drumstick was too slippery with all the sweat and I kept dropping it.
25. I always break my drumsticks during the most important performances.
26. The drumstick felt like an extension of my arm as I played.
27. I accidentally hit the drumstick against the mic stand and it made a loud noise.
28. The drumstick hit the rim of the snare drum with a sharp crack.
29. I wish I could afford a solid gold drumstick, but I'll stick to my regular ones for now.
30. The drumstick was covered in chalk dust after a long practice on the marching band field.
Common Phases
1. Grab a
drumstick and start drumming;
2. Tap the hi-hat with the
drumstick;
3. Play the snare with the
drumstick;
4. Use the
drumstick to hit the crash cymbal;
5. Practice your rudiments with the
drumstick;
6. Swing the
drumstick for added flair;
7. Switch between different
drumsticks for different sounds;
8. Hold the
drumstick loosely for a more relaxed feel;
9. Point the tip of the
drumstick towards the drumhead;
10. Use the butt of the
drumstick for different effects.