Sentence examples for Lacking rhythm from inspiring English sources

We were lacking rhythm today.

Certainly for the first half they looked out of sorts, lacking rhythm going forward and struggling to gain control in the centre of the park.

A platoon of screenwriters put lively characters in loopy situations with clever dialogue, but it's all thrown away by the rudderless direction of Will Speck and Josh Gordon, TV-commercial directors who make their feature début a series of half-minute sketches lacking rhythm and mood.

As individuals, both had their moments, Hape by attracting defenders to him while trying to make space for others, Banahan by taking up intelligent support lines, but they could not work off each other in a game lacking rhythm and against defenders tackling with traditional relish.

After five successive away defeats the goal lifted the visitors and they began to play with clear determination against a Birmingham side lacking rhythm.

It was clear that losing that goal on the stroke of half-time had taken the wind out of the sails of Thistle, with the tie lacking rhythm, and it looked like one goal could prove enough. Lee Mair had his moment to be Thistle's hero, thanks to a fizzing free-kick from the ever-impressive Higginbotham, but he could only send his diving header wide, much to the disappointment of the Firhill faithful.

The offense, as a whole, lacked rhythm.

They lacked rhythm in both play-calling and execution.

Some scenes were magnificent - others lacked rhythm," said Marion Millet, a young opera fan.

Maybe he lacked rhythm at Old Trafford in a team in transition.

In fact, modern poetry is generally forgettable because it lacks rhythm and rhyme.