A "musical" one is exceedingly fluent, as if an uninterrupted flood of words were the same thing as words finely and formally organized -- orchestrated, if you like.
Pages of a mock issue that Mr. Meacham displayed in his office on West 57th Street in Manhattan show a cleaner, less cluttered layout that has more open space and fewer pages that seem an uninterrupted sea of words.
Make sure each person has a chance to share their words, uninterrupted.
Ms. Abdul was a shapeless blob of warm feeling, and Mr. Jackson is value-neutral, an uninterrupted stream of small words and big emphasis.
Three words: Glorious uninterrupted sleep.
For the next 26 years - he always vowed he would stop writing them in 2001 - Gould produced a stream of 10,000-word essays, uninterrupted even when he needed intense treatment for abdominal cancer, on subjects that have ranged from snails to the evolution of typewriters, from dinosaurs to Antoine Lavoisier, and from space travel to, of course, baseball.
And when he tried the illusion himself, words poured forth uninterrupted, as if by magic.
Remarkably, On the Road was actually written in 1951 when, so the story goes, Kerouac typed the words over three uninterrupted weeks on to a 120ft scroll of teletype paper, fuelled by Benzedrine and strong coffee.
He had never spoken so many words in an uninterrupted spurt.
To get the most accurate results, you'll want to record yourself speaking to someone else in a semi-casual setting for a long, uninterrupted stretch of time, count the words manually, and divide by the number of words by the number of minutes.
A former campaign donor who had been called to Ms. Quinn's office to discuss a legislative proposal said: "She screamed at me for 10 minutes, uninterrupted, and used the 'F'-word at least 20 times.
