Sentence examples similar to hastened rhythm from inspiring English sources

But revolutionary energy defused in one place was already lighting up another: in the first full-evening music-and-lyrics collaboration of the brothers Gershwin, "Lady, Be Good!," which opened on Broadway late in 1924, Fred and Adele Astaire performed a song called "Fascinating Rhythm" and the old-world operetta hastened toward an inevitable, syncopated death.

Dawn, high noon and sunset roughly divided the day for millennia, but the 18th-century spread of public clocks, domestic timepieces and watches hastened the rise of clock-time, beating a mechanical rhythm to work and play.

His first recording, the sinuous, irresistible 1949 instrumental "Deacon's Hop," ignited a rhythm-and-blues explosion that heralded and hastened the rise of rock 'n' roll.

The Cleveland Clinic cardiologist who led the study concluded that physicians should switch off the pacemaker function on dual-chamber implantable defibrillators because it may knock the heart out of rhythm and hasten heart failure.

Deindustrialisation hastened unions' decline.

Chytrid has hastened the destruction.

Karzai hastened to agree.

Leventhal hastened to block this escape route.

That might have hastened him becoming symptomatic".

Health and safety has hastened the destruction.

Sam hastened to calm her.