Sentence examples for to move rhythmically from inspiring English sources

Instead, we're physiologically designed to pulse, to move rhythmically between spending and renewing energy.

As she strummed her guitar, one woman sat up in bed, lifted her arms and began to move rhythmically.

Eurasian brown bears are commonly seen in zoos; formerly they were often trained to move rhythmically to music the so-called dancing bears of European carnivals and festivals.

And so they leaned back, let the weight of their bodies fall forward and began to move rhythmically from side to side, meditating, concentrating on their breaths.

The record players were modified in various ways, with an extra string on the needle or an obstacle on the plate causing different ways for the devices to move rhythmically.

An Asian elephant has been observed drumming a stable beat [ 41], and elephants in Asian tourist shows move rhythmically to music.

First, multiple leg joints must move rhythmically and in a precisely coordinated fashion to allow the stereotyped movements that occurs during the swing and stance phases of each step cycle.

In Notre-Dame organum, the organal style proper alternates with "descant" sections in which both melodies move rhythmically in accordance with the triple patterns of the late medieval system of rhythmic modes (see rhythmic mode).

On screen, an animated cartoon version of the girl (despite her nurse-like professional attire, it is unquestionably a girl) smiles coquettishly while a skeletal depiction of the man's hands move rhythmically, as if testing a nectarine for ripeness.

His fingers move rhythmically, almost in a trance, playing the imaginary notes in the air.

"How can we move rhythmically through this play so the whole show feels like a song, so we don't just hear it through the text, we feel it?" One result of that approach: a manually manipulated rotating stage, designed by Francois-Pierre Couture. Francois-Pierre Couture