Barnier said the EU delegation was prepared to "step up and intensify the rhythm of the negotiations" but dismissed suggestions that talks could become more frequent.
For example, when the needle prick was announced and inflicted or the tourniquet was tightened, the children intensified the rhythm and volume of the crying, but still focused on themselves.
The idea of a male poet (and father) reading lines like "Every woman loves a Fascist / the boot in the face, the brute / the brute heart of a brute like you," struck me as awkward, but in execution Muldoon's Irish lilt intensified the unique rhythm and "oo" sounds of the poem — illuminating its brilliance in a new way.
The discussion, however, reveals that they both respond to the excerpt's disturbingly irregular rhythms, one team intensifying the dismay, the other resisting it.
He appeared to be overwhelmed by his own compositions: his eyelids fluttered and he bit his lower lip during their more meditative sections; he swayed and leapt about when their rhythms intensified.
Mr. Sinopoli's slightly hurried tempos and slightly staccato rhythms intensified the aspect of parody in the marches, and his lack of concern with progress and the positioning of climaxes led to confusion.
Slowly intensifies into a hammering rhythm with intense blasts of static and distortion.
The genre's firm piano rhythms, exciting swells on a note, razor-sharp cutoffs and repeated intensifying phrases are new to the students, half of whom are Minnesotans.
The genre's firm piano rhythms, exciting swells on a note, razor-sharp cutoffs and repeated, intensifying phrases are new to most of the students, half of whom are Minnesotans.
The attacks are intensifying.
(12)Intensifying screens.
