Sentence examples for rhythm with which from inspiring English sources

Wedge said Sabathia developed a routine and a rhythm with which he has consistently pitched.

I wouldn't look necessarily at what we did so much as the rhythm with which we did it".

He also used musical images while guiding the cast, such as talking about the "rhythm" with which their lines should be delivered.

The relentless rhythm with which the show shifts between story lines, and between past and present, gives it a metronomic quality that grows increasingly wearying.

If either of these sides could have found some of the serenely measured rhythm with which Ipswich strode to the championship last season this game would not have kept the crowd guessing as long as it did.

The rhythm with which she phrases a dance is glorious: it's capable of all kinds of dynamic contrasts and brilliant details, but it shapes each number like one coherent thought.

Those slaves had only their bodies, their voices and clapped rhythms, with which to make music.

Crucially lacking is any palpable feel of the slow passage of time... Peter Sheridan's production never finds the right recurring rhythms with which to convey this".

Mr. Frisell, a guitarist of incredible gifts, may prove it on "Bill Frisell With Dave Holland and Elvin Jones," using the same rhythm section with which Joe Lovano recently made his incomparable "Trio Fascination".

And voila, she taught me how to write; I write the way I speak -- in my voice with the same rhythm and cadence with which I would carry out a conversation.

This early moment neatly establishes Death in Brunswick's screwy side-stepping rhythms, the manner with which Ruane segues unpredictably between drama and gallows humour.