Sentence examples for own cadence from inspiring English sources

Each ferment is like a dance with its own cadence".

This time, Microsoft is setting its own cadence.

The 10 Alaskan huskies, aged 18 months to 9 years, were excited by the prospect of a run; each barked and yelped at its own cadence.

"They have a healthy respect of pushing each other that I think you need, but I'm confident that Aaron and I will quickly get into our own cadence," she said.

Reading the football results is like the Shipping Forecast – it has its own cadences and rhythms".

(Their language, for the record, is not Chaucerian or Elizabethan, but Mr. Maxwell's own cadenced, fragmented brand of contemporary American English).

Preaching is a style of communication with its own cadences that is easy to mock and/or twist-by-sound-bite.

The part also meant memorizing endless monologues that needed to be delivered with Hoover's own breakneck cadence.

No reason other than O'Connor's striking vocal presence, articulating the sentiments of Jamaican shanty town, bush and backyard in her own Celtic cadence.

"We are too young to reign!" Louis had declaimed plaintively on the news of his father's death; Coppola's anthem for doomed youth has its own affecting cadence.

"The balances are individually impulsed and spatially separated to ensure that they beat at their own independent cadences of 2.5Hz (18,000bph) each.