Sentence examples for between the rhythms from inspiring English sources

His 19-year-old stepson, eavesdropping, had made the connection between the rhythms of the two forms.

And so if you find relationships between the rhythms of poetry and the rhythms of music, they can be indirect relationships or kind of complicated relationships.

The drums gallop, strings drench the air and guitars weave in between the rhythms effortlessly, producing a controlled explosion of sound and theatre that sounds part Scott Walker, part Shirley Bassey.

To take things at walking pace is to take them at their proper, human speed; and this allows Thomas to find in England's roads and woods and hidden haunts a close correspondence between the rhythms of nature and those of common human life and speech.

They had two drummers: Patrick Hallahan, of My Morning Jacket, and Max Weissenfeldt, of the German rare-groove band Poets of Rhythm, a light-handed drummer who knows his rare 45's, who knows the precise differences between the rhythms of James Black and Zigaboo Modeliste.

To generate pocket and rostral scratch rhythms in our model, we had to select values for synaptic connections in the model network, which remain the same for both rhythms, and strengths of external inputs to the network, which differ between the rhythms.

"Juicy" is a precise translation of the Russian; but the striking comparison is between the rhythm of Pevear and Volokhonsky and the rhythm of the other translators.

Anthony Briggs, in his 2005 translation, renders the word as "lush," uses it twice, and then substitutes "succulent". "Juicy" is a precise translation of the Russian; but the striking comparison is between the rhythm of Pevear and Volokhonsky and the rhythm of the other translators.

"Crave" is the only play of Kane's I have seen staged, and I left the theater feeling stranded between the rhythm and emotion of the words as I heard them in my head and the still, chill rhythms the actors used.

Mr. Hyman used that connection between the Rhythm Kings and Morton to build a two-part concert; the second part was all Morton, with a different band, including the pianist Bob Greene, a scholar and raconteur of Mortoniana, as well as the trombonist Wycliffe Gordon, the drummer Herlin Riley and the guitarist Howard Alden.

Walking at our own pace creates an unadulterated feedback loop between the rhythm of our bodies and our mental state that we cannot experience as easily when we're jogging at the gym, steering a car, biking, or during any other kind of locomotion.