Sentence examples for given the tempo from inspiring English sources

The work's two opening chords had hardly any space between them, and given the tempo of the opening section, it was hard not to think of them as a starter's gun rather than cannon blasts.

A factor that contributes to Messiaen's suspension of the conventional perception of time in his music is the extremely slow tempos he often specifies (the fifth movement Louange à l'eternité de Jésus of Quatuor is actually given the tempo marking infiniment lent).

It was originally given the tempo Vivace by Chopin, who later added ma non troppo.

"He gives the tempo, he steers our game and is very hard to replace.

"Given the high tempo of operations over the last eight years it is not surprising that some senior army officers think there needs to be a bigger army".

Since most Western estimates are that the Taliban's active strength is on the order of 20,000 to 25,000 fighters, that would represent more than half of the insurgents' total numbers, which seems unlikely given the increased tempo of insurgent attacks.

Finally, consideration needs to be given to the tempo at which the CBT program is delivered with adolescent clients.

Can't imagine that's terribly easy to do, given the sudden changes in tempo, time signature, etc.

We were also unable to assess the rate at which girls progressed through puberty, also known as pubertal tempo, given the girls' ages.

Anthony Hamilton and his gospel group The Hamiltones gave the low-tempo ballad a soulful makeover. .

Lampard's fourth, guided in on off the woodwork in stoppage time, summed up Chelsea's dominance, their upbeat tempo admirable given the early disruption suffered with Torres's withdrawal with knee ligament damage sustained after 36 seconds.