Sentence examples for found its rhythm from inspiring English sources

NBC officials compared the late rush of critical acclaim for Parks and Recreation to that of The Office, which received mixed reviews during its first season before most critics agreed it found its rhythm in the second season.

It was in 1998 when, on home soil, it slowly found its rhythm to win the Cup in Paris.

Gone was the pregame concern about how Houston, the Knicks' leading scorer, would fit into an offense that had found its rhythm because it had stopped relying on him.

CEO Lei Jun admitted that Xiaomi had grown too fast when looking at its 2016 results, but this year it seems to have found its rhythm with impressive sales growth and a recent $1 billion loan to put the focus back on its international growth, which had stalled in recent times with little sign of success outside of China.

But Duke quickly found its rhythm.

Syracuse found itself this week, found its rhythm, especially on offense.

Although the production doesn't find its rhythm until the second half, it always looks good in Ben Stones' simple stage-within-a-stage design, and Alexander's Rover is a warm presence, almost a dashing one.

It's a show with plenty of family appeal, and if it takes a little while to find its rhythm, and doesn't always make football as exciting on the stage as it can be on the pitch, there are still some undeniably lovely moments.

The whole offense must find its rhythm.

Somehow "Footloose" never finds its rhythm.

Frequently, though, once the band finds its rhythm, a song is over.