Sentence examples for impressive rhythm from inspiring English sources

Beyond the songwriting, marvel at pop's least obvious, and most impressive, rhythm section.

The consolation for his trainer, however, is that the gelding is still just seven years old and had settled into an impressive rhythm after a mistake in the middle of the race and should be much more the finished article in 12 months time after his first experience of these unforgiving fences at the track.

"Their physical impact was impressive and their rhythm never dropped off.

Lightning, with his piercing blue eyes, dazzling smile and impressive sense of rhythm, may even find love himself.

Steve Smith was yorked by Stokes, and the young Durham all-rounder, who bowled with impressive pace and rhythm, should also have picked up the wicket of Matthew Wade before tea, Plunkett dropping a very catchable chance at gully.

In addition to "beat boxing" — i.e., making impressive sounds and rhythms using only his voice, a microphone and a few electronic devices — Lumberob performed with amusingly hyperactive urgency and told a funny story in the guise of a teacher frustrated by a higher authority at his school.

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.

It was impressive to see a rhythm emerge and sustained under unpredictable circumstances.

The nuclear receptor Nr2e3 exhibited the most impressive clock-controlled transcriptional rhythm in zebrafish adult retina, with an amplitude of at least 50-fold on an LD cycle.

Much more interesting is the way in which Harrison makes Bigelow's desire also spring from his observations of the woman's steady daily rhythms and impressive survival skills, like her deft way of skinning rabbits and her quickness when it comes to sewing furs.

While far from his best work, this slight, tart antiromantic comedy has a loose, easy rhythm and an impressive number of funny lines and gags.