Sentence examples for for a tempo from inspiring English sources

Judge Cooper turned down Flood's request for a tempo rary injunction two weeks ago.

Or maybe it is just that these players know this particular work so well that, given an occasional cue for a tempo or an entrance, they can simply spin out an acceptable performance.

You're looking for a tempo akin to "Pop Goes the Weasel" played at half speed.

The lyrics on the sheet music are in hiragana, and there is no mention for a tempo for the vocal arrangement.

Another trend is that the sensitivity for a tempo change just before the last interval is higher (DL lower) than for a tempo change straight after the first interval of the sequence, as a comparison of the DLs of patterns BAAAAA and BBBBBA shows.

From the previous inspections of the five patterns having a sequence length of six intervals, it is clear that when the tempo change occurs in the very beginning or the very end of the sequence, sensitivity is worst, and more so for a tempo change in the beginning.

No. 2 Oregon is best known for its blur of a tempo, No. 3 Boise State for its mischievous creativity and No. 4 Texas Christian for its defensive versatility.

He was chiefly responsible for setting a tempo too quick for the ageing Springbok giants, fizzing passes from the base of rucks or the set piece, freeing up his backs to exploit the space.

Henry Walters for "Field Guide a Tempo" (Hobblebush Books).

Thomas intercepted Garrard at the Jaguars' 39 on the first offensive play of the third quarter, which help set a tempo for the Giants' defense.

In Mozart's concert aria "Ch'io mi scordi di te?," Mr. Langrée and Ms. Coote never settled on a tempo for long: he pushed, she lagged.