Sentence examples for proper rhythm from inspiring English sources
Noble's Promise, the American raider, was not beaten far in fifth but never found a proper rhythm.
One of the researchers, Emi Tamaki, says that people who used the technology were much better at playing the proper rhythm and made fewer mistakes.
If the skipper and each member of the crew can reply in proper rhythm and metre, they avoid death by drowning.
I can't explain it, but I find that if I make whoosh-whoosh noises in the proper rhythm as I go through the motions, it helps.
One can almost follow this happening on the page, observation finding its proper rhythm, emotion its spiritual level, the poet discovering new moods, new modes of reflection.
In his Nobel acceptance speech, Seamus Heaney said that he prized the sort of poem that provides not just "a surprising variation played upon the world," but "a retuning of the world itself" — delivering a visceral surprise, "like the impatient thump which unexpectedly restores the picture to the television set, or the electric shock which sets the fibrillating heart back to its proper rhythm".
Album number two (or three if you count the compilation of demos, Beneath the Boardwalk, released by a fan via the internet) is louder and faster and uses "proper rhythms".
A. Book your flights at hours that will let you get back into a proper sleeping rhythm.
The volunteer who earlier advised me on my rowing (I was far too impatient, he said) told me that if I rowed until I was tired, then I'd start to pick up the proper leisurely rhythm.
CRY2, in conjunction with CRY1 and the period genes, (PER1, PER2, and PER3) operates on the negative arm of the circadian system and is essential for maintaining proper circadian rhythm [ 17].
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07051.003 Atoh1 null mutants (hereafter Atoh1 −/− ) do not establish a proper respiratory rhythm and die at birth of respiratory failure (Rose et al., 2009b), but the development of the RTN and CO2 chemosensitivity have not been examined in these mutants.
