Sentence examples for tempo ahead from inspiring English sources

The pawn position is symmetrical and Black would seem to be a tempo ahead with his knight on e4 as opposed to the white king knight on f3.

DAVID DENBY: Oh, Iiked the score; it added to the tension, drive-ahead tempo.

Cameron's intervention is a conscious decision to up the tempo on the EU ahead of the first formal roundtable negotiations on Britain's demands at the European summit in December.

"We want to make sure that we can keep up this tempo in the days ahead so we will deploy a further two Tornados to Akrotiri in the next 24 hours".

Under a minute later, coming off a Houston miss, Paul pushed the tempo and found Griffin ahead of the pack for a ridiculous alley-oop from half court.

The Spanish conductor Pablo Heralsoasado, also making his Met debut in the pit, led the always-splendid Met orchestra, often at a breakneck tempo that occasionally got ahead of his singers.

Despite the global real estate crisis and a growing economic crisis at home in Ireland, developers "kept a cool head" regarding Tempo and decided to forge ahead.

Without disturbing the fundamental thrust of the musical line, Muti periodically held the tempo back or pushed it ahead, introducing variety into the work's countless repetitions.

He was so jazzed near the end of a short program, Goebel was a beat or two ahead of the tempo from "Danse Macabre".

Ferguson's side had lacked rhythm and tempo even when they were ahead and now they were badly unsettled by Basel's continued ambition and ability to create chances with regularity.

But in a structural sense, jazz demands that you negotiate the road ahead with certain restrictions — tempo, harmony, chords, and so on — and that's a good template for the working writer.