Sentence examples for fast sections from inspiring English sources

Even in the few fast sections clouds remain; the prevailing spirit is fury rather than joy.

He played with propulsive sweep in the tumultuous opening movement (though without the breakneck speeds some pianists favor in the fast sections) and dignified solemnity in the famous "March Funebre".

Bad flow, especially fast sections leading into sharp turns, is a primary cause of user conflict.

Play notes purposely uneven (short-long) with a metronome to improve the evenness of difficult, fast sections of the music.

But its fast section sounds almost Brahmsian, with only a veneer of modernist acidity.

A courting dance for couples, it begins with a slow section (lassu), followed by an exhilarating fast section (friss).

And balances went awry in the fast section, though there, too, Mr. Nézet-Séguin Nézet-Séguinleeting dissonances kept the attention mostly on the score's narrative qualities rather than on the niceties ofocus execution.

Fisichella's team-mate Jenson Button wound up ninth fastest with Eddie Irvine 11th in his Jaguar R2. "This track is a strange mix of Monza and Budapest," said Irvine, "because you have the fast section including the banking and then an infield which is even twistier than the Hungaroring.

Meade, too, has easy access to that stratospheric note, yet she unleashed it not at the end of the aria but in the middle of the fast section, in a brief cadenza on the words "How sweet the thought of that moment".

There is the fast section at the start of the lap, then the long straight, and then a fiddly, point-and-squirt complex section before a long, four-apex left-hander at Turn 16, 17, 18.

The overture to Princess Ida, for instance, has only an opening fast section and a concluding slow section.