Sentence examples for alternating rhythms from inspiring English sources

She began pounding in alternating rhythms.

("My feet are producing twenty taps a second, in alternating rhythms? Gee, I didn't notice").

Data collection included counts of the number of premature contractions, including PVCs and those in alternating rhythms such as bigeminy and trigeminy, during the first three hours post infarction.

Ms. Elliott, in her piece on Broadway orchestrators, claims that Robert Russell Bennett was responsible for the "shifting harmonies and alternating rhythms" (whatever the latter term means) of Richard Rodgers's score for "South Pacific".

I discovered that Cucurrucucú Paloma was a Mexican huapango song, of the type played throughout the Huasteca region of the country, and in particular that it was an example of huapango de mariachi, notable for its alternating rhythms, its minor and major keys, its violin passages and falsetto vocals.

The graphics quickly evolve and begin to form geometric shapes that bubble and dance as the line of shapes shifts forward, growing and twirling, like an audio eco-system, lucidly visualising the alternating rhythms of the track.

As the wings and moving propellers of a partly unmoored Nazi warplane passed in a circle over their heads, the two men swung and ducked in alternating rhythm.

The Chinese, Hindus, and Greeks saw cosmic time as moving in an alternating rhythm, classically expressed in the Chinese concept of the alternation between Yin, the passive female principle, and Yang, the dynamic male principle.

A couple pounded rice in a large wooden mortar, using six-foot-long clubs in an alternating rhythm.

There are two stories in "Ways of Going Home" — described in just four chapters, with a simple alternating rhythm.

4. TERRAGRAM Willowy aspens, swaths of mustard flowers and sunflowers and an alternating rhythm of miniature forests and meadows is how TerraGRAM, the team led by Michael Van Valkenburgh, a former chairman of Harvard's landscape architecture department, has imagined the High Line.