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Rhythm in sentence

193 examples of Rhythm in a sentence

So, there's a rhythm to it.
The rhythm can get much smaller.
And then creating space and the rhythm of space, using the surface of the balls, the surface of the arms.
This is exploring geometry and the rhythm of shape.
So, I'm off in my new direction with this to explore rhythm and space.
(Slow rhythm) That's a rhythm right?
(Rhythm gets gradually faster) (High pitch) (Lowering pitch) (Slow Rhythm) So once a rhythm starts happening more than about 20 times per second, your brain flips.
It stops hearing it as a rhythm and starts hearing it as a pitch.
This is a sound-based planetarium show exploring the rhythm and harmony of the cosmos.
I can take a rhythm and play three beats at one time (Drumbeats) in a period of time, and I can play another sound four times in that same space.
Again, this is as a rhythm.
This rhythm repeats throughout the ride, acting out the coaster engineer’s choreographed dance of gravitational energy.
It took the rhythm out of my swagger, it threw me off balance, it pained me with every step I took forward.
I remember the night that I read about the series of coordinated bombings in the subway system in Madrid, and I got up and I walked over to the crib where my six-month-old baby girl lay sleeping sweetly, and I heard the rhythm of her breath, and I felt this sense of urgency coursing through my body.
With punctuation, I can impose a particular rhythm to what I am writing, but not with spelling.
It's the device you use when your heart goes into cardiac arrest to shock it back into a normal rhythm, or, as one of the guys I was teaching a class to referred to it as: "The shocky-hearty-box thing."
Multiple areas of their brains were lighting up at once, as they processed the sound, took it apart to understand elements like melody and rhythm, and then put it all back together into unified musical experience.
But this characteristic rhythm pattern comes from Africa.
Our teacher would give us an amount of measures and a time signature, and then he would speak a rhythm to us and we would have to write it down with the proper rests and notes.
I didn't have any chords to structure myself, or a rhythm or a beat to know the tempo.
We have our own identity, our own rhythm, and as anyone who knows Lagos can tell you, poor Lagosians are very often the source of the city's character.
Music pulls you in with the beat and the rhythm and the melodies.
In the music I listen to today, sometimes I'm like, wow, I love the rhythm so much, but the message is so misogynist, it's tough to work out to our run to or do whatever it is that I'm trying to do.
Yo, for example ... here's a sample: (Beatboxing) (Rhythm changes) (Hums a tune) (Applause and cheers) Thank you.
Indeed, in movements of modernism and post-modernism, there was visual art without beauty, literature without narrative and plot, poetry without meter and rhyme, architecture and planning without ornament, human scale, green space and natural light, music without melody and rhythm, and criticism without clarity, attention to aesthetics and insight into the human condition.
Their daily rhythm starts later in the day, ends later in the day.
Because while the lightbulb and technology have brought about a world of 24-hour work and productivity, it has come at the cost of our naturally occurring circadian rhythm and our body's need for sleep.
The circadian rhythm dictates our energy level throughout the day, and only recently we've been conducting a global experiment on this rhythm, which is putting our sleep health and ultimately our life quality in jeopardy.
If you think about your life today, you go every day through many different scales, many different changes of rhythm and pace.
So throughout the talk, I'm going to put lyrics up on the screen, and I'm going to recite some and I'm going to prompt you when it's your turn to do the response, OK? (Cheers) Now, I know some people in this audience know this song, so I need you to lead the way with the tempo and the rhythm, if that's alright, OK? Right, y'all ready?
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