People sing and play instruments, setting the rhythm for the game played by two students at a time.
With a lively mariachi band setting the rhythms for this production, it's not only the beat that goes on and on; the beatings do too.
In some villages lacking electricity for months, for example, residents have built wood-fired ovens in their backyards, and daylight now sets the rhythm of their lives.
Booming drums set the rhythm while wind instruments added texture.
He sets the rhythm, and the rhythm suits him.
As the angry, ghostly Mary Tyrone, Ms. Redgrave inexorably set the tortured rhythms of life for the play's family (portrayed by the fine team of Brian Dennehy, Robert Sean Leonard and Philip Seymour Hoffman), who could only follow her majestically lurching lead.
"Trials" is narrated by Brian Cox, the first person to play Dr. Hannibal Lecter in the movies (spelled Lektor in that film, "Manhunter"), and the actor's lulling Glaswegian rhythms set the stage for the picture's target, comparing Mr. Kissinger to old world Machiavellian game-players like "Metternich and Otto von Bismarck, men of power, cunning and skillful diplomacy".
The superb orchestra received its own ovation after the curtain came down on the first ballet on Wednesday, but it shared the stage with the dancers in "Duke!" The big-band decor, a sunbeam projection behind the band's platform, set the tone for "Rockin' in Rhythm," the first part.
This will set your rhythm for the course and help you keep control farther down the run.
Rolling Stone observed Jackson's "Rhythm Nation" video to "set the template for hundreds of videos to come in the Nineties and aughts".
