Sentence examples for rhythms from inspiring English sources

It is also a celebration of Fern Verrow's inextricable ties with the rhythms of nature.

They respond enthusiastically when it's read to them, they love the wordplay, rhythms and rhymes, and they write their own fantastic poems in workshops.

Visitors can still find plenty to fascinate, most of all the slow rhythms of everyday life.

"It felt that everyone was speaking in broken rhythms and a very modern Shakespeare form of delivery, and then my line would come – lah di dah di dah.

He had adapted the new approach of Bill Bernbach, the man who made American advertising modern in the early 1960s, to a British sensibility and British conversational rhythms and turned it into the best persuasive prose imaginable.

The album: First Mind Previous releases: Knee-deep in the North Sea – 2008 (Portico Quartet); Isla – 2009 (Portico Quartet) What we said: "Americana finger-picking happily coexists with Afro and calypso rhythms.

But although they need to be acutely aware of what is being said, and by whom, they do not need to respond to the day to day demands and rhythms generated by the commentariat or individual politicians.

This instability might be traced back to the desperate rhythms of his life as a morphine addict.

Bus and Tube liveries are part of the visual language of London, and pattern recognition is one of the subconscious rhythms of its commuter life.

"We were inspired by voodoo, these Haitian rhythms.

Stravinsky's rhythms pound and batter; though highly irregular they are still pulsed – and pulsed in such a novel way that the score required innovations in musical notation to make Stravinsky's invention playable.