Sentence examples for ever-increasing tempo from inspiring English sources

One highlight of the temple's festival, on Aug. 9 and 10 from 6 30 to 9 45 p.m., is a variety of free-form dance called kachashii, which lets dancers express their spirituality to an ever-increasing tempo.

Consumers were demanding ever-increasing discounts.

Maybe the increased tempo matched the crowd's near-hysterical mood.

While the regular services have also had recruiting difficulties, the reserves appear hardest hit by the increasing tempo of deployments.

But the increased tempo of the attacks has shown little sign, so far, of seriously destabilizing Colonel Qaddafi's rule.

But as for an increased tempo in planning for an actual attack, he said, "That strikes me as implausible".

The Thunder's increased tempo forced fouls, too, and it made 10 of 11 free throws in the quarter.

It intends to expand to other locations this year, with increasing tempo.

This pattern, which resembles an inverse sigmoid, is characterized by (i) an early phase of non-linearly increasing tempo, (ii) a middle phase of stable (Poissonian) or slightly increasing tempo, and (iii) an end phase of sharply increasing tempo.

Both platelet and leukocyte adhesion to the beads were suppressed with increasing TEMPO incorporation in the polymer.

The song begins with faint vocals delivered by Vernon, which are reinforced by drums, gospel-styled chorus, an increased tempo, and a final measured tempo.