Sentence examples for upbeat rhythm from inspiring English sources

Everyone knows that Arsenal, on their day, can match that upbeat rhythm.

I took it home and couldn't stop playing it: I was just obsessed with the upbeat rhythm.

The upbeat rhythm of the tune is balanced by its gloomy lyrics: "Cupid, please, have pity on me / and send me a love with no more misery".

Chelsea can labour in central midfield when the ball buzzes around them at pace, and at the back when slippery opponents strike an upbeat rhythm.

This was the first time he had scored twice in a Champions League game for almost nine years but on this form and with his team maintaining their upbeat rhythm of recent weeks he can be prolific.

Although Mr. Feinstein has a way to go to become an authoritative band singer, he and the sextet found a pleasing blend of intimacy and teasing, upbeat rhythm in "The Second Time Around" and "Secret Love".

Moving to the upbeat rhythms was fun, he said, but he soon realized salsa was also a serious workout.

Unfortunately, while Maal's progressive outlook on music performance certainly warrants his booking at any of the best venues in the country, these upbeat rhythms can't translate effectively to any seated audience; it was a shame that while some did venture down to the stage to dance, the stewards attempted to send them back to their seats.

Perhaps the most commonly understood meaning of the term is as a description of the sophisticated urban music that had been developing since the 1930s, when Louis Jordan's small combo started making blues-based records with humorous lyrics and upbeat rhythms that owed as much to boogie-woogie as to classic blues forms.

Not even a spacious dance floor or upbeat rhythms could entice them to leave their seats by the pool.

Listening Matter's shimmering acoustic guitars, upbeat rhythms, and intimate vocals suggest that hard subjects call for hopefulness.