Sentence examples for and rhythm to the from inspiring English sources

He brought class, assurance and rhythm to the engine room, ensuring possession was retained as opponents were overwhelmed.

Portaits of the Astraeus lend gravitas and rhythm to the novel, and images focusing on Lucky's mastery of the astrolabe and are strikingly beautiful.

It's a story of physical people, and, like the earlier film, the new one is a showcase for actors who get to play characters who bring as much swing and rhythm to the action in their daily lives as they do to their dance-floor moves.

Less surprising was that the riff and rhythm to the track were ripped off hook, line and sinker by LL Cool J on his 1996 single Doin' It. 1985 was a year when two of the most expensive records ever made came into being, Jones's seventh album Slave to the Rhythm and Arcadia's So Red The Rose, and by a quirk of fate Jones was on both of them.

To de Riba, the tiling adds personality and rhythm to the houses of the Catalan regions; despite being identical, the repeating shapes generate new forms, "born out of how each of the tiles join and intersect".

When I shoot these images, I am standing under the laundry wires and waiting for the right moment, when a breeze passes by and brings life, energy and rhythm to the clothes.

And he does have a point, though Mr. Banderas's campy suavity and Puss's convincingly animated fur add some new looks and rhythms to the formula.

Mr. El Din has reinvented the music of his native Nubia, on the upper Nile, by adapting ancient modes and rhythms to the oud, an instrument imported from Arabic music.

Now everyone is tied together in one continental fate, obliged to answer to the same global bond market by harmonizing their diverse tempers and rhythms to the Protestant tune of productivity, competitiveness and fiscal responsibility.

While it takes technique and rhythm to play the song the way it is meant to be played, you've got to start by learning the basic chords.

The song should use some of the techniques of other protest songs, such as metaphor, allusion, and rhythm, to invoke the desired feeling in the listener.