Sentence examples for capture the rhythm from inspiring English sources

The show's creators managed to capture the rhythm and spirit of the books.

This book is our search for and attempt to capture the rhythm of this school its beat.

(They also often capture the rhythm of the animals' play, which can shift from drowsy to fierce in an instant).

Not only was it in color, a new feature for inside pages, but Mad worked to capture the rhythm of the original poem.

As a drummer, he'd figured that percussive elements in the staging – claps, stamps, fist-bumps – could capture the rhythm, energy and force of a fight, but alighting on Johnson's story made it much more than a boxing play.

Montages of a beaming Nelson Mandela, the country's first black president, holding aloft the rugby World Cup trophy are likely, along with troupes of smiling South Africans doing the diski, an official World Cup dance intended to capture "the rhythm of African football".

Mendelson stands out for her ability to capture the rhythms of internal thought and the feeling of solitude so accurately.

This austerity isn't meant to capture the rhythms of ordinary existence, but rather to present a heightened, filtered, clarified picture of what that existence might mean.

That brought compensations: "He has a great ability to capture the rhythms of people's speech, and certain idiosyncrasies that you recognise very quickly," says Doherty.

The best one, by Francesco Guardi, looks beyond the architecture to capture the rhythms of pedestrians crossing St. Mark's Square.

This is primarily a novel in dialogue, and Connolly is clearly proud of his ability to capture the rhythms of speech and thought: "She's actually my, sort of - you know: girlfriend sort of thing".