Sentence examples for tempo higher from inspiring English sources

Japan looked a completely different side to the one that lost to Brazil in their opening match, their passing fluid and their tempo higher than the Italians.

At 45, it moves at a relatively spry 140bpm – surely by no coincidence, the pace of much early breakbeat rave, before the harder-faster lure of 'arkdore pushed the tempo higher – and pointing towards future Autechre: the dark, skittering abstractions and gnomic melodies that run through LP5 and EP7.

Answer: no compromise; keep the tempo high and the eyes open.

It is a question of confidence and being able to keep the tempo high when bodies are tired.

Last season, both teams were more impressive with their gifted Spain playmakers on the ball frequently, keeping the passing tempo high and knocking good passes into attack.

That said, the speed that the Fire possess may be a better match up for Sporting's high tempo, high pressure game than New York's ponderous midfield was in midweek, when they made their bid to overtake the Eastern leaders.

"We don't get as many fast-break points, but we do keep the tempo high," said Amar'e Stoudemire, an All-Star power forward who is averaging 19.8 points.

"But we kept the tempo high.

Dirtybird label boss Claude VonStroke had the tempo high and beats heavy, exactly as expected from the man behind one of the most popular house music imprints of today.

The possibility exists that France, slightly exposed as naive by England last time out, might once again struggle as they launch themselves into a game of high tempo and high risk.

On good days, Chile is known for its high-tempo, high-pressing defense — a system that can make opposing players feel like fish struggling to swim upstream.