Sentence examples for quickened tempo from inspiring English sources

"Your offense, by virtue of this quickened tempo, is off the field much more quickly.

The rousing stuff was for a quickened tempo, the negativity for the XI's instinct still to look for a backward or sideways pass.

As she watched, his graceful movements increased to a quickened tempo.

IGN relates the shift in music to a shift in the game's atmosphere, saying that the quickened tempo of the Clock Town music on the second day conveys a sense of time passing quickly.

Barça quickened the tempo.

Spain forced turnovers, quickened the tempo and took control.

Mourinho's men quickened the tempo yet a hint of desperation remained.

They quickened the tempo in Game 6 just enough to keep the Sixers from digging in on defense, and bullied them whenever possible for a 110-100 victory.

Sterling had quickened the tempo with a darting run towards the penalty area but it was Alli's nutmeg on the Turkish captain, Mehmet Topal, that did most of the damage.

The slow and stately dances of the Siamese court were of Indian origin; when they were introduced into Burma in the 16th century, the Burmese quickened the tempo, but, even with that modification, the dances were still called Siamese dances to distinguish them from the native ones.

The final song recorded was "América"; the band shared the stage with Calle 13 who, by request of their lead member René Pérez, changed the instrumentation, quickened the tempo and added trumpets and violins.