castanets

• Prepare for castanets, authentic Spanish guitar, and all-out female domination, as reigning flamenco diva María Juncal, from the Spanish Canary Islands, sets North Van's Centennial Theatre ablaze after burning through a European tour. —  The Georgia Straight - News And Views
• Baby Yui with the castanets was just too adorable; it's death by moe!!! —  AnimeBlogger.net Antenna
• With a sultry clickety-clack of Sevillean castanets, the strumming of veteran vihuelas, and the Mediterranean thumping on the adufe, the upside-down question mark received his name: interroverti, proposed by Nadine and Chris LaRoche. —  Emdashes
• Last of all, little Pluto came running with his unkindled torch,--Mas'r Henry wanted dancing Flor rummaged for her castanets, her tambourine, her ankle-rings,--they had all been thrown hither and thither,--and at length, as Pluto's torch flared up, ran tinkling along the turf, into the glow; and her voice broke, as she danced, into high, clear singing, triumphant singing, that welled up to the very sky, and made the air echo with sweetness. —  The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 16, No. 96, October 1865
• She had borrowed two sets of castanets, a pair of cymbals, and a triangle, and with these loud-sounding instruments she and her companions emphasized the chorus. —  The Luckiest Girl in the School

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