Sentence examples for become tempo from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile CUCINA in Park Slope, where Mr. Ayoub was once an owner, has become TEMPO; MICHAEL FIORE, the chef and an owner, who started cooking at Cucina in 2001, offers a Mediterranean menu.

By the 1950s St. Marks had developed a bohemian air, and Colonel Hamilton's house had become the Tempo Playhouse, home to plays by Eugène Ionesco, Gertrude Stein and Jean Genet.

"The game at times can be real slow and methodical but also can become high tempo when teams start opening up and taking chances.

After his Masters debacle, McIlroy said one of his errors was letting his tempo become needlessly quick.

Some playwrights turn into visual artists when they write their stage directions, others become conductors, orchestrating tempo and dynamics with total precision.

Interpretive decisions, including the shaping of tricky balances or odd shifts in tempo, become a team effort during rehearsals.

With Derek Fisher and Tyronn Lue ready to accept more responsibility, their quickness will help the Lakers become an up-tempo team whenever they want.

The form of a novel is the accumulation of its sentences; in this case, the tempo of the sentence becomes the stammering tempo of the form.

Her wistful floatiness and infatuation with singing everything at the same slow-motion tempo soon become exasperating.

So, even as the world changes in front of us, it should be viewed in retrospect, since only then can such changes become part of the tempo.

And this is what In Tempo has become, as a new bank tries desperately to recoup some of the money originally sprayed at it by lenders Caixa Galicia.