Sentence examples for know the tempo from inspiring English sources

But in hindsight, you know, I wish we had thrown more people at it in some way to give those people the relief, because you know the tempo and the pace and exhaustion, notwithstanding the fact that on the watch list issue, procedures may have not been perfect, it's not an excuse.

We do not know the tempo of remyelination in humans, but it is likely to be over months, and the subsequent effect on protection from neurodegeneration may only become obvious over years.

Listen to the song before hand so that you know the tempo of the song.

At first I thought "she'll only fall asleep if I read her Goodnight Moon" or "my husband can't possibly know the precise rocking tempo that soothes her during tantrums".

Even if we don't know the music, the changes in tempo and feeling are right there, from the first movement, with its mixture of drawn out and fast, to the Allegro ma non tanto of the second, to the alternating ponderous and rousing "Neue Kraft fühlend" ("feeling new power") of the third, to the brief fourth, with its marchlike cadence, to the quick, passionate fifth.

England should aim to play the game at a tempo they know the Pumas will struggle to live with, with scrum-half Lee Dickson demanding quick ball and the forwards producing it.

Leaf shape is a key determinant of both function and structural diversity of plants, but relatively little is known about the tempo and mode of leaf morphological diversification and its correlation with tracheophyte diversity and abiotic changes during this remarkable macroevolutionary event, the greening of the continents.

The thing about plays is that everything is worked on beforehand, meaning that on a film there is an editor, and even though the actors perform the scenes in front of the camera so that they have a rhythm, a filmmaker always knows that the tempo of the scene can be adjusted in post.

So try this: once you know the notes, play the piece at or near the final tempo.

Everyone knows the Salukis will not soon be synonymous with up-tempo, graceful basketball.

"We all know Andrea: he dictates the tempo in a match, there in front of the defense," Motta said.