Sentence examples for by the cadence of from inspiring English sources

The cadence of color is echoed by the cadence of construction.

BAGHDAD -- Maybe it was the only shot heard for days in a neighborhood once ordered by the cadence of gunfire.

Finally, Nightcrawler (forever bound to Foxcatcher, at least in this writer's mind, by the cadence of its title) is the only nominee here to score in no other category.

That is followed by the cadence of short, straightforward sentences and vivid artwork by Ann Grifalconi, an acclaimed illustrator of children's books, meant to hold the attention of young readers.

Lulled by the cadence of the train most of the passengers started to doze, and I settled down with my book The Complete Taj Mahal by Ebba Koch.

An odd character, in his funny way of nodding as you walk by, in the cadence of his speech when he stops to pass the time -- one moment he might be whispering a confidence, the next giving a speech -- but also ordinary.

By determining the cadence of geologic properties that shaped the lunar surface, says Kring, we will be able to determine how dramatically the environment of the Earth and Moon was ravaged.

Ms. Shaw, who is Irish like Beckett, comes naturally by the cadences of his language.

Every morning for more than four years, Helena, now 75, was startled by the cadences of people cooking, showering and eating just a few feet away.

Kronos Quartet/ Pat Metheny/Steve Reich Different Trains/Electric Counterpoint (1990) Different Trains, with its locomotive rhythms and melodies generated by the cadences of speech, is a meditation on Reich's wartime childhood and the fate of Jews in the Holocaust; it's the composer's most moving work.

THE CADENCE OF GRASS, by Thomas McGuane.