Sentence examples for tempo-wise from inspiring English sources

"With what we tried to accomplish atmosphere-wise, tempo-wise, energy-wise, attention-wise, I'm happy," the rookie coach Bryan Trottier said today after the Rangers broke camp.

Soon I started doing mixtapes for myself, trying to beatmatch the music, choosing songs I knew that, tempo-wise, were close together.

Of course Mr. Lewis has a sound and a style that go against the grain of most postwar piano playing: he uses minimal chord voicings and a surprising amount of open space; tempo-wise, his music takes its time.

Tempo-wise, this is much closer to id Software's later game, Quake, than the original Doom multiplayer (which had to be played across specialist server networks, installed in American cities prior to the proliferation of the internet).

He also held back a little, tempo-wise – but the elegance and evocativeness he brought to the fore more than compensated for the lack of urgency in the music.

Virginia plays slower than treacle; Florida is comparatively an NBA team, tempo-wise.

Heard but not seen as their ambulance cruised midtown was Scorsese himself, cast as a sardonic radio dispatcher, delivering dialogue courtesy of Paul Schrader (by way of a novel written by Joe Connelly) in a voice that was unmistakably, quintessentially New York — a quick-tempo wise-guy patois with a don't-tempt-me edge of neurotic potential.

The doleful arias, bickering duets and mocking trios are delivered at a relatively brisk tempo — a wise strategy for a work in which the small talk is circular, the gags repetitive and the grievances rehashed ad nauseam.

They barely created a chance in the first half as Millwall came forward, with Wise dictating the tempo.

"Training-wise it's a high standard and a high tempo and obviously I hope that can improve my game and then I can bring that back to the national team.

"The first three days after the Scotland match were largely used for recovery as the match was played at a reasonably high tempo, so we've just been keeping a lid on things training-wise.