Sentence examples for more high tempo from inspiring English sources

With Mark Hughes everything was more high tempo".

Mourinho knows it will take time to impose a more high-tempo and direct style, one in which his players look quickly for the space in between the lines, while he has also switched to a zonal marking system.

The score seemed to invigorate the home team and they abandoned their usual subdue-and-penetrate game plan in favour of a more high-tempo, ball-in-hand approach.

He's learnt that at Chelsea, what with the English game being so much more physical and high tempo.

Linfield showed more urgency in a high tempo opening although Derry were first to threaten when McDaid cut inside before firing over.

"Our intel from the Gulf Cup was that they would play with a 4-4-2 but even with the back five, the team characteristics didn't change so from our perspective it was more about starting with a really high tempo and continuing that for the full game.

He added that the song had a high tempo and pitch, making it more like a track by The Black Eyed Peas.

In these dynamic contexts, formally hierarchical organisations become flatter to behave more like heterarchies or networks when dealing with high tempo risks.

Proficiency is about more than being able to perform advanced skills at a high tempo.

The "high volume, high intensity" philosophy requires a mixture of speedwork sessions lasting an hour or more in order to build resistance to a fast race pace, and long runs at a high tempo.

Leeds, playing with a high tempo throughout, will have dealt a blow to the visitors' play-off hopes, and should have won by more.