Sentence examples for faster tempo than from inspiring English sources

"Our trap forces teams to play at a faster tempo than they want to," Coach Billy Donovan said.

It also helps that England's forwards are equipped to play at a faster tempo than their opponents, with Danny Care snapping at their heels.

Taken at a slightly faster tempo than Toumani normally plays, it rocks along, driven by Vieux's guitar, and demands to be played over and over again.

The Eagles had 21 first downs in the first half, using an even faster tempo than the lightning-quick, hurry-up offense the team showed in the preseason.

The second thought was that the two games Saturday were expected to have two distinct styles, with the North Carolina-Villanova game predicted to have a faster tempo than Michigan State-Connecticut.

Or it would do if it were not followed by the equally addictive 'Diallo', which doesn't simply feature Ali Farka Toure, it's effectively his track, a showcase for his electric guitar and again taken at a faster tempo than usual.

Norrington, a staunch believer of reevaluating how we interpret and perform works based on historical evidence, opted for a much faster tempo and a leaner sound than the solemn and majestic Beethoven most people are accustomed to.

First, it was predicted that multifrequency tasks that match the inherent manual asymmetry (i.e., the preferred hand assigned to the faster tempo) would be easier to learn than tasks that do not match the inherent dynamics (i.e., the non-preferred hand assigned to the faster tempo).

With finishers like George North and Alex Cuthbert the wider channels should be used more, they appear to be fitter than most teams and could play a much faster tempo to really test both themselves and the opposition.

Moreover, within this temporal integration window, children are generally tuned in to faster tempos than are adults, with preferred tempo slowing across the life span.

The Savory version, clear enough to indicate the breadth of his sound, is three minutes and two choruses longer than the studio recording seven months earlier, at a marginally faster tempo, and just as psychologically intense.