Sentence examples for couple of rhythms from inspiring English sources

What would "heavy" music sound like if its practitioners knew more than a couple of rhythms and, even better, how to blend them?

Having delivered a couple of rhythm-and-blues number ones—"Rocket 88" by Jackie Brenston (1951) and "Booted" by Rosco Gordon (1952)—Phillips set up his own label, Sun Records, whose first rhythm-and-blues hit was "Bear Cat" by Rufus Thomas (1953), an answer record to "Hound Dog," the rhythm-and-blues hit from Houston, Texas, by Willie Mae Thornton.

Moreover, coupling efficiencies of rhythms whose integrated peaks occurred within 1 s period of a cervical inspiratory burst were quantified and compared in facial nerve and IC triple recordings.

Whether her character is "likable" or not is beside the point; Moore and Carell exert themselves persuasively to convey the impression of a couple whose rhythms of speech and thought have melded even as their lives have come apart.

So much of the history of the former French colonies of west Africa is conveyed through the coupling of Congolese rhythm and French expression.

(This way you'll be living in normal day rhythm of 24 hours) In a couple of days your circadian rhythm is set to a normal rhythm.

Sometimes she plays a couple of bars of a rhythm part into a loop pedal, and playing lead against it, she really drives a crowd.

If there are any weaknesses, they are at the start of the album, which takes a little while to settle down and declare itself, after a couple of uneasy dalliances with reggae rhythms and blues cliches.

"I just felt like it was sloppy, those first couple of starts back -- no rhythm, no strength," Pettitte said.

The third quarter in the first couple of minutes, we got the rhythm getting up and down the court".

The word hallelujah does not appear in the German text (as it does in the dismal English translation provided), but the orchestra punches out the Handelian rhythm a couple of times.