Sentence examples for gradually speed from inspiring English sources

Gnawa is designed to bring listeners into a mystical, trancelike state; songs often start with a slow, mournful vocal and sintir introduction, then gradually speed up until they are frantically, heart-poundingly fast.

Rather than playing the bits that are easy for you fast, and then slowing down for others, play the whole thing at that slow speed, then gradually speed up," is his advice.

"I'm quite convinced the cannabis regulation trend will continue and gradually speed up in the course of the next decade, as it will be shown in practice that a legally regulated market can be introduced in a responsible manner.

"I'm quite convinced the cannabis regulation trend will continue and gradually speed up in the course of the next decade, as it will be shown in practice that a legally regulated market can be introduced in a responsible manner, consumption does not explode and multiple benefits become visible.

Gradually, speed up.

First try doing it slow then gradually speed up.

You nod yes, up and down, gradually speeding the motion.

That scene, like others, was built bit by bit and rehearsed repeatedly in slow motion before being gradually sped up.

Baldness begins when, in the presence of dihydrotestosterone, or DHT, a byproduct of the male hormone testosterone, the growth cycle of genetically susceptible follicles on the crown and temples gradually speeds up to as little as 60 days.

Then, almost a year ago, the delivery goal for the A350-900 crept back another six months, the result of a maddening shortage of parts from third-party suppliers who were scrambling to meet demand from Airbus as Boeing gradually speeded up production of its competing 787 Dreamliner, which entered service in late 2011 and is also largely built from the same lightweight composite materials.

To capture a Spanish sensibility, in "Hispania," for example, he wove references to delicate guitar figuration into his otherwise forceful piano writing, and borrowed a flamenco move — gradually speeding up a repeating chord progression — while keeping his distance from this music's traditional harmonies and themes.