Sentence examples for tempo from from inspiring English sources

Gonzalez controlled the match's tempo from there.

Providence, playing in its conference opener, dominated the paint and the tempo from the outset.

The problem was that his note to retain the tempo from the previous passage caused the music to sound sluggish.

Only the upbeat psychedelic pop of Never Run Away ups the tempo from wonderfully hazy, psychedelic strums.

However, the mood of The Last Picture Show was more sombre than confrontational, taking its tempo from the lugubrious country music that features on the soundtrack.

That night, the Pines and its chef, Angelo Romano, were in control of their chords and the tempo from start to finish.

4. HOUSTON ROCKETS -- Up-tempo from Coach Jeff Van Gundy?

The problem was not that Dunphy immediately changed Temple's offense, to up-tempo from methodical.

Just as most foreigners would consider Vienna's soundtrack to be the waltz, not down-tempo from Kruder & Dorfmeister, most of us will probably never visit places like SaintCharles, Babette's or the Dining Room, heading instead to the famous white-tablecloth places in the guidebooks.

The lead guitar was a last minute addition thrown into the mix, and you can kind of tell because it is a bit off-tempo from the rest of the song—I knew this when I was making it, but for some reason that escapes me now.

She learned from listening that tempo leads from the past into the future.