Sentence examples for winning rhythm from inspiring English sources

"India would want to continue with their winning rhythm," Gavaskar said.

That is one less chance to make a mistake, also one less to find a winning rhythm.

And they can thank an unusual defensive strategy and a rising star big man for their recent ascent, as their familiar winning rhythm returned.

That winning rhythm is the same one India used to win the World Cup at home two years ago — scoring so many runs that the limits of its bowling did not matter.

He saved four break points in the ninth game but could not find a winning rhythm as the defending champion had to do little more than wait for him to make mistakes – and, sure enough, he hit a forehand way long from deep to go 5-2 down, sinking further into despond.

Doubles is a discipline that, at its best, can resemble the most complicated ballet, but Andy and Jamie Murray at times moved like a pair of pavement buskers before finding a winning rhythm to give Great Britain a precious 2-1 lead in the Davis Cup final.

It should mean that Murray will be able to shake off the disappointment of being so comprehensively outplayed and settle back into the winning rhythms that have made him unquestionably the second-best player in the world this year.

As a symptom, if not the whole cause, of England's struggle to rediscover their World Cup-winning rhythm, Greenwood's drought is a prime case study.

The Jive family also includes R. Kelly, the Grammy Award-winning rhythm and blues star who was indicted last week on 21 counts of child pornography; the authorities said he made a sexually explicit videotape with an underage girl.

R. Kelly, the Grammy Award-winning rhythm and blues singer and producer who is already facing child pornography charges in Chicago, was arrested yesterday in Florida on new charges related to having sex with a female minor.

In 1989, Sledge won the Rhythm and Blues Foundation's career achievement award, which helped boost him into a period of steady touring in the 90s.