Sentence examples similar to big tempo from inspiring English sources

"We are aware that we have had some tight games recently but the reality is that in the last three games we have scored one try but only conceded one try; they weren't high-scoring, big-tempo games.

Rechtshaid loves a big mid-tempo drumbeat that avoids either the drag of a ballad or the frenetic rush of a dance tune.

"They were a big, up-tempo, running kind of a team and we'll see if they have to slow it down with him," D'Antoni said.

It has up-tempo big band swing, Latin rumba, New Orleans funeral jazz and brass choir".

It has up-tempo big band swing, Latin rumba, New Orleans funeral jazz and brass choir". Luther Henderson's orchestration, which the two orchestras are to perform, is not well known, but Mr. Branker praised EMI's Blue Note recording under Simon Rattle.

Even more surprisingly, the top-seeded Hingis lost next, saving a match point before winning the second set but proving unable to match Pierce's big-swinging baseline tempo, public support or confidence down the stretch.

Look at "Da Funk", for example that big, hulking mid-tempo beat wouldn't be out of place on a Chemical Brothers album.

Unlike Bennett's other early hits, this was an up-tempo big band number with a bold, brassy sound and a double tango in the instrumental break; it topped the charts for eight weeks.

McNabb said after Sunday's game against the Redskins that "quarterbacks set the tempo in big games" and that he saw Washington playing with six defensive backs, frequently blitzing and leaving wide-open running lanes.

TAMPA, Fla .— At the end of a loud, slow and steadying set on Saturday night by the doom-metal band Saint Vitus, its singer Scott Weinrich, known as Wino, methodically distributed Pabst Blue Ribbon tall boys to members of the audience and sang an old song, "Born Too Late," over big riffs, a restful tempo and a minor key.

Shorten's launch speech was the plea of a leader that knows he has to do something big to change the tempo of this election campaign, to force the direct policy debate that might cut through Turnbull's soothing messages of economic reassurance and coax enough voters to look more closely at the detailed policies on offer.