Sentence examples for tempo changing from inspiring English sources

Prema secretly starts editing Suvarna Devi radically as she translates, upping the emotional tempo, changing "red" to "crimson" and "anger" to "rage".

Sure – between random tempo changing and poor quality, it's something that a good majority of handsets screw up – but come on, Apple.

Chaosphere incorporates typically fast, still tempo changing death metal.

The basic plan of attack in 2017 was also developed under Obama, though Trump sped up the tempo by changing the rules of engagement.

"The morning tempo is changing and the sky is greying up". The book captures a feeling of foreboding, the sense of a future that is uncertain and volatile.

Very occasionally, a teetotaller would be sent to oversee the session; or, simply out of perversity, we'd record a new version – speeding up the tempo or changing the arrangement, adding an unexpected drum break just for mischief, none of which endeared us to the director, who would have lined up his shots according to the original record.

Speedtrainer Any tracks loaded into the "Song" section of the app have the ability to be slowed to half their tempo without changing the pitch.

A dancer may return to a step like a default position or a habit of thought; may suddenly — and frequently — change direction and tempo as if changing the subject; may change position in midair as if meeting a challenge.

Smith showed fantastic all-around tempo-changing ability (stop/start, change of direction, acceleration) and, like Best, he contributed strongly in the passing game (four receptions, 61 yards and another touchdown).

And is there a more tempo-changing play than the safety?

And the constant tempo-changing gave the impression of emotional extremity and careful control of the artistic environment.