Sentence examples for rapid phrase from inspiring English sources

And while the music was filled with striking gestures — breathtakingly fast unison passages, moments when the supporting instruments held a note while a flute scampered off on a rapid phrase, plenty of adroit quotations echoing other composers — its complexities didn't weave together to make a coherent statement.

Ms. Fenley contrasted similar sweeps of the arms with quick footwork in "Voices," which she danced to cello music by Kevin Volans that juxtaposed lyric lines with nervous rapid phrases.

Coltrane and Jones are singing through their instruments in their own complex, dense language, with Coltrane's rapid, jagged phrasing and Jones's layered rhythm.

Mr. McCaslin, the saxophonist who has recently had regular work with Danilo Pérez, works in a young, strong style, with rapid, bravado phrasing, using long breath lines and racing up and down between extremes of the horn's pitch.

They improvised in bracing, rapid, babbling phrasing with unusual intervals, laying them into long but flowing meter; they both applied their own variations to Charlie Parker's bright and bursting tone, as well as to his rhythmic feeling.

Almost exactly a year ago, a Falcon 9 rocket exploded after hitting the ship at a steep angle, causing Musk to coin the phrase "rapid unscheduled disassembly".

PAGE A8 Judge Halts Refundd' Ads A judge has ordered H&R Block to stop using the phrase "rapid refund" and other terms that he said were used to mask expensive loans based on tax refunds.

And he makes some compelling double work for her and Mr. Herd; one rapid but recurring phrase shows, on successive beats, a jump by her, a jump by him and then their conjoining in partnering.

A federal judge has ordered H&R Block, the nation's largest income-tax preparation company, to stop using the phrase "rapid refund" and other terms that he said were deliberately intended to disguise expensive loans that Block arranges for people anticipating refunds on their income taxes.

A1 'Refund' Is Really a Loan A federal judge told H&R Block to stop using the phrase "rapid refund" and other terms that he said were intended to disguise expensive loans that Block arranges for people anticipating income tax refunds.

At one point during an extraordinary solo in a version of Monk's "Reflections," he ran rapid five-note phrases across a four-four rhythm — 20 in a single bar of music, each one articulated.