Sentence examples for march cadence from inspiring English sources

So maybe it was a given that the set's high point would be "Now He Sings, Now He Sobs," the title track of Mr. Corea's landmark 1968 trio album, which shifts from an annunciatory march cadence into a sleek, polyrhythmic waltz.

Since falling to its low in September, Cadence shares have enjoyed a 60% bounce.

It's now moving to an annual release schedule, up from the 18- to 24-month cadence it used before.

"We're looking for a one-a-month cadence this year, then next year one every two weeks," he continued.

"We are planning a 1.1 in five months and then we will move to a six month cadence," Kimball told me in an interview.

"We are trying to stay on a 12-month cadence to keep costs down, and build a stable platform," a Dell spokesperson said in an e-mail to Betanews late last night.

A Chapter 11 bankruptcy filed by Cadence in August became a liquidation proceeding this month.

A cautionary note: Netflix began streaming the entire 13-episode season on Feb. 1 so our cadence in reviewing the episodes — every two or three days over the next month — is an entirely artificial one.

Twitter sent its bearded wiseman CEO Jack Dorsey (whose experimental word of the month appears to be "cadence" — as in he frequently said he would like a greater "cadence" of meetings with intelligence tips from law enforcement).

Well, no, of course it was still August, and summer cadences remained in effect.

We hear drums, horns, pounding, the cadence of a march.