Significados de a sax en inglés

They are girt with a sax and have a heavy casting-spear.

The low, melancholy voice of a sax floated from the park.

It has a funny history, being a sax concerto then oboe sonata, he says.

Joel, 59, long and lugubrious, sounds like a clarinet and acts like a sax.

I was a sax player but again, learned by ear.

Former U.S. President Bill Clinton played a Selmer for a sax solo during the 1992 election.

He emptied a sax-shooter down the deck last bout he had, and nigh perforated the carpenter.

That was when she ran away with Donny, a sax player, and got a taste for jazz.

He lives in upstate New York with his wife Amy, his new baby Ruby, a guitar and a sax.

All the mourners were dressed in white and a three-piece band was playing: a tuba, a sax and drums.

Hall and Oates, flanked by a band that obviously included a sax player wearing a snake-skin jacket, were visibly having a blast too.

His grandmother is an opera singer, his grandad a sax player, and both his aunt and his mother were musicians at some point.

A sax player jockeyed for space on the stage.

"I kent the books o' the Bible by heart," said Elspeth, scornfully, "when I was a sax-year-auld."