Sentence examples for passage when the from inspiring English sources

However, it's the wordless passage when the drums kick in at 1 20 that interests us here.

King had started to wind up the speech, without what has become the signature passage, when the singer Mahalia Jackson, standing nearby, encouraged him to go on.

Sports Illustrated recently published a fantastic profile of Duncan, which included this telling passage: When the Spurs call a timeout and you see the San Antonio coaches huddle a few feet from the bench, it's not to hash out strategy.

During the poetic passage when the prince searches for Odette through the ranks of stationary swan maidens, the spell is broken by four of them regrouping into new poses.

The choir could perhaps have been given more to do, and the passage when the town is rebuilt seems more static than the rest – but otherwise, the piece is beautifully judged, and the LPO did it full justice.

A mere mortal with two hands and two feet, already busy with the keyboards and pedal board, can be hard-pressed in the middle of a tricky passage when the time comes to change the sound from flutes to trumpets.

They gave everything to keep out France during the long passages when the host nation put them under pressure.

But there were also long, exquisite passages when the songs simply defied gravity, undulating mysteriously as Bjork sought rapture.

There are also extended passages when the matronly Lepage moons around the stage in powder and mobcap to no obvious purpose, recalling decades-old performances by Lindsay Kemp.

There are, however, long passages when the dance has an organic life of its own, connected to the music without slavishness, pulsing to and fro across the stage in strong currents.

In the first half-hour the play has some sensational passages; when the editor turns the first interview with the fire captain into a eulogy and has him read aloud what she's written, it is a moment that had me recalling Mozart's improvement on a Salieri composition in "Amadeus".