Sentence examples for enough tempo from inspiring English sources

But we didn't play with enough tempo.

"We weren't playing with quick enough tempo first half, just a little bit methodical, a little mundane.

We had to come out in the second half and show some fight to get back into it, though I felt we just really didn't have good enough tempo to our game today.

"It was constructed from two free-jazz solo loops I had worked on and recorded, and which happened to be close enough in tempo to layer.

Hendrie always quits while he's ahead, and soon enough, the tempo comes down as they head into the news and then gear up for the next character and segment.

Part of United's problem is their tempo - their passing just does not seem to be quick enough and they do not come forward with enough pace.

In "Manos al Aire" ("Hands in the Air"), over choppy acoustic rhythm-guitar chords, she tries to defuse a lover's furious temper tantrum; in the electro-pop "Suficiente Tempo" ("Enough Time"), an overworked wife and mother insists, "If we had enough time, I would love you constantly".

You start with a pair of telegenic punk-rock twins, give them a fistful of chords, slow down the tempo enough to accommodate high-school singalongs, then add some through-the-nose vocals.

However, in practice, scaling the input volume to a specific level is sufficiently good enough for acceptable tempo tracking performance.

First, he needs to be healthy enough to push tempo and attack in transition, an area where he has proven to be nearly unstoppable, both as a facilitator and as a scorer.

Mr. Chaslin gave Mr. Pisaroni just enough leeway in the tempo for him to execute the passagework incisively.