Sentence examples for languid flow from inspiring English sources

They turn the ball over less than any other team, and they enjoy playing at the exact same pace as the Bulls, the languid flow of the game suiting their veteran-led core.

The languid flows of color, inspired by American abstract painting, that are something of a hallmark of Mr. Blake's work are used here more sparingly and strikingly.

Not the highly disciplined marching-band, baton-assisted kind, but rather the languid, flowing-dress-wearing, I'm-so-in-tune-with-the-universe-that-I-will-never-get-dizzy kind.

Salvation Jane was released in August 1995, after a four-year gap from her last album, with some of her strongest vocal work, including the languid "Rhythm and Flow," with its Aboriginal influences.

Philip, a short, baby-faced white man with cropped hair, is all pugnacious energy: a born dancer of his own mongrel choreography, powered here by a relentless techno beat, he fuses hip-hop, martial arts and inchoate rapid-fire semaphore with other speedy gestures and occasionally slows to deliver flowing, languid moves.

An alluring tapestry of hazy brass chorales, mysterious wind solos, shimmering textures and otherworldly waves of sound, the work ebbs and flows between languid and tempestuous moods, its subtleties vividly illuminated by the Finnish ensemble.

In "Remansos," one of three repertory works the troupe will perform at the Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts, quirky stylistic shifts break the flow of the languid piano music, while in the folk-inflected "Rassemblement," the dancers sprint and sway to Haitian voodoo songs.

Even though more than half of the planet's ice-free terrain has a slope of 0.6° or less, where water flow is generally languid, a significant part of the world's erosion takes place there, a new study reveals.