Sentence examples similar to keep the cadence from inspiring English sources

Once keeping good cadence is easy on pavement, learn to keep that cadence on the trail.

Why it works: Because the diaphragm and surrounding organs are all subject to the forces of gravity, McConnell says, synchronizing the breath to running cadence will keep the organs from putting unnecessary pressure on the diaphragm, which can impede breathing (and make running more uncomfortable than it needs to be!).

The translators were busy keeping the cadence of the conversation.

Each drill sergeant has his favorite cadence -- the rhythmic call-and-response chant used to keep the privates in step.

In seasons past, Keller said, Sanchez tended to fall too deep into his cadence before identifying the defense's intention, forcing him to keep the play.

Moser's use of cowboy cadence punctuated by noises like "Ker-thud!" and "Blam!" will have readers raising a ruckus loud enough to keep the coyotes at bay.

Director Greg Lee keeps the monologues flowing with the cadences of natural conversation.

The point is to keep good cadence, not perfect cadence, and to be able to do it with as little focus as possible, naturally.

The participant was instructed to keep a cadence of 60 revolutions per minute until volitional exhaustion.

"This may well be a response that they are trying to keep a regular cadence in the Discovery program," he says. .

The guitarist (tocoar) keeps the rhythm (compás) necessary to the dancer's individual rhythmic cadences, accompanying (and, when the performance space is large, even following) the dancer.