Sentence examples for rhythmically repeating from inspiring English sources

The ending has Daniell imagining a corpse with Karloff's face, rhythmically repeating, "You'll never get rid of me" to the sound of the coach.

The event's official name is the Reagan Centennial GOP Candidates — quite efficient, actually; instead of rhythmically repeating Reagan's name, the candidates will presumably be able to point to it on a sign somewhere while simultaneously chanting "9/11".

Condoleezza Rice, the Bush administration's national security adviser, as is her custom, did not deign to talk to her questioners; she orated at them, with clichés and tedious rhetorical flourishes, rhythmically repeating phrases to form cadences better suited to commencement addresses, all cleverly calculated to stretch out her answers.

Its title is rhythmically repeated, synthesiser sounds conjuring up the brutal machinations of metal on metal.

Each of Jo Hormuth's works is an empty cast-plastic mock picture frame painted a single enamel color; the rhythmically repeated imprints of fingers, thumbs or hands of a different professional masseuse are preserved in each.

Later, Brice Marden's rhythmically repeated scribbles painted in gray on off-white similarly set a record for the artist by attracting a bid that failed to match the low estimate.

Ms. Tower's language is eclectic enough that it would be hard to trace in the students' music; Mr. Glass's signature moves -- rhythmically steady, repeating phrases, often in the form of undulating minor thirds or up-and-down arpeggios -- found their way into several of these works.

Mr. Muhly begins by toying with Minimalism, underpinning the score early on with a simple, rhythmically steady repeating figure that moves from the altos to the brass before disappearing in an increasingly complex web of appealing and often sensual choral and brass counterpoint.

Here, Mr. Adams's morphing reflex leads him through diverse styles rather than textures, with stretches of repeating, rhythmically interlocking Minimalist figures giving way to Debussian lushness, modernist angularity and even, briefly, Dvorakian warmth.

It begins with a purely Reichian move: repeated, rhythmically steady chords.

There is at least one hour of Bible reading, one hour reciting the Jesus Prayer or the Prayer of the Holy Mountain ("Lord Jesus Christ, have mercy on me," repeated rhythmically over and over again) and one hour of prostrations.