Sentence examples for mighty rhythm from inspiring English sources
With terrific poise and mighty rhythm, "F-111" stirs a binge feeling — part "too much" and part "never enough," dread and exhilaration — that distills the excess of America in the sixties.
Duncan based her technique on basic walking, skipping and running motions, yet her fervor made her steps recall mighty rhythms of nature.
An old jazzman dies in the opening scene of David Corbett's dazzling crime novel, DONE FOR A DIME (Ballantine, $24.95), his last thoughts of the music he had made over the years, "roaming like a freebooter" from Los Angeles to Atlantic City, playing baritone sax with legends like Bobby Blue Bland and King Curtis, then heading up his own group, The Mighty Firefly Rhythm & Blues Orchestra.
The divine Ms. Stone, who is putting the gospel back into rhythm-and-blues with a mighty thunderbolt, meets a real gospel choir on a double bill that should open the heavens (but with luck not for rain!).
ERNEST RANGLIN: 'MODERN ANSWERS TO OLD PROBLEMS' (Telarc) It seems like a full collaboration between the Jamaican jazz guitarist Mr. Ranglin and the mighty Afrobeat drummer Tony Allen (of Fela's old band), so thoroughly does Mr. Allen's rhythm power the music.
Gray is a master of rhythm; the camera's slow glide and the actors' controlled gestures and speech generate a mighty, jazzlike swing, but eventually the plot kicks in, leading to sentimental and conventional resolutions.
They're a mighty eight-piece powerhouse of guitars, fiddles and harmonicas, with bouzouki and lap steel for variety, a rhythm section for punch, and high-energy vocals out front.
The mighty, mighty Afghans".
