Sentence examples for the rhythm which from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes you have the rhythm, which gives you the advantage.

It's in "Slave to the Rhythm," which was leaked last year as a duet with Justin Bieber, but appears here Bieberless.

Slow and steady, pause, slow and steady, pause some more, was the rhythm which worked for the world No32 from Russia.

A large timer was turned on to a 20-minute setting and a metronome switched on in case I lost the rhythm, which of course I did.

Cornell's voice is strong, straining at its limits, and there is a sweetly multi-tracked bridge that works well against the rhythm, which percolates.

Not that the audience will necessarily notice the rhythm, which is often lost amid the teenage vernacular spoken by the cast, including Dan Cullen, Chelsey Donn, Danelle Eliav and Tobias Squier-Roper.

Arsenal were determined never to let Liverpool settle into the rhythms which had swept all before them since New Year's Day.

"But in flamenco, you have to not only have the technique to express what you want, but also to know the rhythms, which you can dance either very simply or in very complicated ways.

GABAB receptor modulation of synaptic plasticity occurs at frequencies in the range of the endogenous hippocampal theta rhythm, which has been shown to modulate LTP in vivo.

Many contemporary calypso songs, however, also use this rhythm, which complicates the stylistic definition of soca.

Finally, CPR may modify the dynamics of the underlying rhythm which violates the fundamental assumption of the independence of the ECG and the CPR artifact.