Sentence examples for lacking in tempo from inspiring English sources
Three points would have been very flattering to Chelsea after a performance so lacking in tempo and control.
Whatever this month's top songs lack in tempo variety, they make up for in the genre variety thanks to a woozy remix from Tove Lo, some Australian folk from Vance Joy, and the fervent rock of Walk the Moon.
The counterattack failed, as it was blunted by the Australian depth position around Pabu and, lacking the tempo of the earlier counterattack in October, it was ultimately beaten back, with little affect on Australian operations around Sattelberg.
Wales lacked tempo in the first half, when they failed to do anything in an attacking sense, despite Bale's latent menace, but they were slightly better after the interval, when they came to gain footholds higher up the pitch.
To conjure this otherworldly sound is impressive, but the lack of variation in tempo and atmosphere makes sustaining interest for a full 45 minutes difficult.
The Azzuri, in a 3-5-2 formation, lacohesionesion, tempo and sustained threat.
The visitors, who lacked real tempo for the large part, almost made the breakthrough in the final seconds of the half as Ramires twisted and turned in the area before seeing a shot deflected onto the post.
"We lacked some tempo but Wakefield played very well.
Spurs lacked tempo or control.
Lampard combined nicely with Michael Carrick but it was a performance that generally lacked tempo and direction.
