Sentence examples for rhythmic call from inspiring English sources

"The bank won't help you, right?" he began, in a rhythmic call and response.

The male stretches his neck and mounts the female's back while uttering a hoarse rhythmic call.

When combined with the materials used, the fluidity of the form, I suspect, sets up this soothing rhythmic call to nature.

Just next to the cafe, a stone's throw from the Serbian Orthodox church, a new mosque has been built and its rhythmic call for prayer has not caused consternation.

It was danced by a circle of men around two men who performed various steps (e.g., the juba, the long dog scratch, the pigeon wing) in response to a rhythmic call and to the clapping (patting juba) of the other dancers.

Yet, for the next 17 minutes, in between the slow and rhythmic call and response naming the victims, that's exactly what happened.

Each drill sergeant has his favorite cadence -- the rhythmic call-and-response chant used to keep the privates in step.

Above the low rumble of the escalator, the rhythmic calls of the woman behind the reception desk ("Next!") and the computerized voice calling out ticket numbers, the sound of people raising their voices took on something of a choral pattern.

Similar provisioning behaviour, including the use two different call types: "rhythmic calls" and "long begging calls" has been described for other procellariiforms (Wilson's storm-petrels: Quillfeldt 2002, Manx shearwaters: Quillfeldt et al. 2004).

Sliding the record back and forth underneath the needle created the rhythmic effect called "scratching".

Specifications of metre first appeared in written music as early as about 1200, when short rhythmic formulas called rhythmic modes (see rhythmic mode) came into use, implying repetition of simple triple patterns.