Sentence examples for as a shuffle from inspiring English sources

The result — a low, measured step that is sometimes described as a shuffle — is shouting's visual hallmark.

His casual tone did less to carry "Still Crazy After All These Years," set as a shuffle: it felt unstructured and glib.

The point is that something thats suppose to be as simple as a shuffle, now your left having to buy "special" earbuds.

For starters, Snog has just released an iPhone app that offers users a gallery in which they can see top members and which of their friends are currently online, play with their user profiles, check their responses, send private messages, as well as a "Shuffle" setting that allows them to quickly browse — and, well, shuffle — through profiles.

The whole band plays it as a shuffle with a triplet rhythm, which Campbell describes as a "free-for-all [with] harmonica trills, guitar riffs, piano chords, thumping bass, [and] shuffle pattern on the drums".

MR: A lot of people remember the original mid-tempo version of "Wild World" by Cat Stevens, but you've rearranged it as a shuffle, and you've changed the tempos of and approaches to almost all of these songs.

The "Music" submenu offers similar options to those found on an iPod, presenting the available music sorted by artist, album, songs, genres, and composers, as well as offering a shuffle option and listing available audiobooks.

Motörhead, meanwhile, have re-recorded their classic "Ace of Spades" as a shuffling, harmonica-led blues track for a beer advertisement.

Wilson let it die instead, living out the last five years of his life as a shuffling wreck of a man.

I was reminded of handling a deck of cards, the apparently random juxtaposition of memories – in terms of time – as seemingly arbitrarily arranged as a shuffled pack.

Usually, their creator was Boris Johnson, who had for some years worked as the Telegraph's EU correspondent, famous in the press room as a shuffling, shabbily dressed fellow, with a sharp intellect, huge ambition, and a talent for constructing myths.