Sentence examples for tempo performance from inspiring English sources

A convincing result which required a high level, high tempo performance to see off Everton was in itself a shot in the arm.

Reaction on Twitter focused partly on the former Beatle's relaxed attire - or "$800 mom jeans" - but the night was stolen by the Rolling Stones, who put in (another) high tempo performance, frontman Mick Jagger quipping at the start: "This has got to be the largest collection of old English musicians ever assembled in Madison Square Garden.

But Denial fought back, putting in an aggressive, high-tempo performance to secure a tense Capture the Flag match.

His players' loose, fun, up-tempo performance is a revelation in a game of over-managed offensive sets — and is a direct result of Enfield's hands-off philosophy during the game.

It was the All Blacks, of course, who pioneered Super Vuca rugby, so I was not surprised by the high-tempo performance they delivered against France, even though there were elements of abandon in their game that must have seemed almost reckless to those familiar with a slower, more structured style.

His symphonic output has been sampled only in stiff, under-tempo performances on a 1978 New World recording.

Joe Lovano, "I'm All for You" (Blue Note) — For this program of sumptuous ballads and mid-tempo performances, the saxophonist Lovano enlists the pianist Hank Jones, an octogenarian still playing with undiminished skill, who turns in one memorable solo after another.

In one of her more up-tempo performances, the 16-year-old California-native looked confident and self-assured on stage, and showed more personality than ever before.

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Up until then a promisingly high-tempo European performance was taking shape.