Sentence examples for walking rhythm from inspiring English sources
The first song, "Gute Nacht," is in walking rhythm, with accents implying a determined stride.
Rattles are the instruments par excellence of dancers, although they can also be worn on the leg simply to provide walking rhythm.
Within a five-minute stretch you heard balladlike saxophone phrasing; textural research from horns, guitar and piano, hissing and buzzing and plinking; long and pulsing saxophone solos produced with circular-breathing technique; measured, walking rhythm.
On we go, from one Neolithic site to the next, past dramatic trees, past views down onto villages with their churches, such as St. Nicholas in Fyfield, far away from the sound of cars, dropping into a walking rhythm outside normal time.
A potential limitation of this study comes from the fact that the participants were instructed to walk on a treadmill: indeed, changes in the gait characteristics are very likely concealed by the walking rhythm induced by the treadmill.
Instead, in these models (Daun-Gruhn 2011; Daun-Gruhn et al. 2012; Daun-Gruhn and Büschges 2011; Ekeberg et al. 2004; von Twickel and Pasemann 2007; von Twickel et al. 2011, 2012) the walking rhythm of the leg is based on the alternating states of one of the joints.
There's so much information embedded in a character's walking cycle, from their rhythm and confidence to simply the way they look and dress, that artists have found ways to make it their own for well over a century.
Among their hit singles were "Walking in Rhythm" and "Rock Creek Park," an atmospheric, erotically charged paean to the Washington oasis.
Yet they do not walk without rhythm or haphazardly.
The portable radio and tape player hangs around his neck and delivers the day's sermon as he clasps his hands over it and walks in rhythm to the music, stopping at red lights and bobbing to the blaring beat of soca, calypso, ska or reggae — anything with a spiritual or positive social message and a West Indian feel.
So did the combination of Sting, Bruno Mars, Rihanna, and Ziggy and Damian Marley on a three-song medley that shared vocal range and rhythm: "Walking on the Moon," "Locked Out of Heaven" and Bob Marley's "Could You Be Loved".
