Sentence examples for changed rhythm from inspiring English sources

He added: "All I've heard is this one track, and during that afternoon the song changed rhythm about four times.

Her set started with "L-Line," a piece that swung tightly and changed rhythm through a few different melodic strains, with an open section in the middle for her soloing.

Sounds are changed, rhythms are altered, and parts fade in and out, according to the Hartnolls' whim.

"Some people feel that it changed rhythms," he said.

After losing the first set, the versatile Swiss player, who changes rhythm the way catwalk models change clothes, evened the match in the second.

Fela absorbed James Brown wholesale -- the scrubbed rhythm guitar over drum patterns, the intermittent horn-section bursts, the leader's hectoring vocal cries as he directed the band to change rhythm, ushered in choirs, played keyboards.

She jokes, she changes rhythm, and spits - not just in the grime slang sense - esoteric lyrics that accompany the beats like a lead percussionist, not unlike Jay-Z's own classic style.

"But to me it's OK for movies to change rhythms, as long as they're honest about it.

(The term was later changed to "rhythm and blues").

Evan's broken ankle has changed the rhythm of our family.

I realised pretty quickly that digital had changed the rhythm of film-making.