Sentence examples similar to capable tempo from inspiring English sources

Its chief quality has been a tenacity and tempo capable of overcoming all odds.

In rehearsal, he admitted to our orchestra that he is not capable of keeping a steady tempo and that he would have to depend on us for any stability in that department.

Gus Poyet's 11 months on Wearside can be viewed as a crusade intended to transform Sunderland into a possession-monopolising, tempo-controlling side capable of starving opponents of the ball for prolonged periods.

Like Hagelin, Horcoff can visualize the up-tempo pace his new teammates are capable of executing.

These are the new Spurs, capable of running with a team as tempo-driven as the Knicks.

In his hands, this venerable line is flexible, capable of subtle emphases and dramatic shifts in tempo; it is an expressive, responsive medium.

As music tempo has been shown to be capable of impacting exercise performance of repetitive endurance activities, it might also serve as a means to (re)shape running cadence.

Not surprisingly, the two began having a tremendous, high-tempo match that only they were capable of having at that time.

But Reminiscing in Tempo showed that Ellington was more than capable of stretching himself beyond the conventional three-minute form and creating jazz on a scale hitherto unimagined.

Great conductors can demonstrate to us what an orchestra is capable of, how one deals with it, which nuances of tempo may be suggested and demanded.

Great conductors can demonstrate to us what an orchestra is capable of, how one deals with it, which nuances of tempo may be suggested and demanded.