Sentence examples for animated rhythm from inspiring English sources

Sutherland herself wrote several works for children, including two animated rhythm plays, Vulture!

The sweat trickled down his cheek as he worked himself into animated rhythm in a 10-minute speech that criticized President Obama.

Cabaletta, (from Italian cobola, "couplet"), originally an operatic aria with a simple, animated rhythm, and later a fast concluding section of a two-part operatic aria.

Wearing a navy blue shirt and brown jeans, Mr. Romney took the stage with sweat already glistening on his brow and upper lip, which trickled down his cheek as he worked himself into animated rhythm in a 10-minute speech that criticized President Obama.

In both scores, Afkham — whose arms limn a swooping big beat — animated rhythms by clipping the edges off phrases.

The festival's artistic directors, Paul O'Dette and Stephen Stubbs, assembled the performing edition of "Psyché" from some 35 sources and brought back much of the same team they used for Lully's "Thésée" in 2001, including the choreographer Lucy Graham, who here graciously animated the rhythms of Baroque dance forms through the dancers' bodies.

This time the cast — led by Arantxa Ochoa and Martha Chamberlain as the two dancing violins, and Sergio Torrado, who swept the leggy Ms. Ochoa off her feet in the enigmatic second movement — was attentive enough to Balanchine's jazzy rhythms, animated with fast footwork and elongated stretches.

As you meander through the mall, stop by the Marygold Clock in the main atrium at the top of the hour to see its change accompanied by orchestral music and animated figures moving in rhythm with the tune.

Industrial Light & Magic created Lord Voldemort's face on the back of Quirrell, Rhythm & Hues animated Norbert; and Sony Pictures Imageworks produced the film's Quidditch scenes.

Eventually, the viewer is given a breather, literally, as an amorphous animated shape oscillates to the rhythm of a human's breathing.

More recent visual experiments in narrative rhythm include Jenny Holzer's animated LED signs in which she utilizes the rapid pacing of advertisements to "sell" subversively humanitarian political messages, and Christian Marclay's videos.