And it was Wasps who settled into their rhythm quicker, taking a surprise lead when Dickson took too long over a box-kick to allow Davies to charge and cross in the fourth minute, before Varndell glided away from the Saints defence to go second in the all-time Premiership tries list, either side of Joe Carlisle's penalty.
The directors and co-creators, Luke Cresswell and Steve McNicholas, have staged the scenes with a meticulous rhythm -- quick, consistent and with just enough variety to keep your concentration from wandering to the after-show dinner.
The fragmentary, journal-like format of "The Mouse-Proof Kitchen" makes for an invigorating rhythm of quick cuts among its subplots as Anna and Tobias forge a richly haphazard life on this unpromising soil.
From "Heartbreak Warfare" at the beginning of the show, when he marked the song's rhythm with quick percussive taps of the guitar strings, all the way up to the end of his set, when he laid his guitar on the ground and, hunched over it in a feral crouch, played it with one finger, he was virtuosic.
To the rhythm of quick snapshots, this social network tribe has changed the way people represent their lives and connect with each other.
"It's just a matter of getting into the competitive rhythm and flow of the round quicker.
Remember that unlike foxtrot, which has the same rhythm, the quicks in country two-step move directly back.
Depending on where it was picked, close to the fingerboard or down by the bridge, it could play chiming chords, percussive rhythms, or quick-footed arpeggios.
She can feel her own blood finally — she is aware of its quick rhythm in the channels of her veins.
Mark Ronson's arrangements are knowing; the quick rhythm changes in "Rehab" are unobtrusive but urge the song along and make it easily replayable.
