- rhythm
- 01. Rap music often simply exaggerates the normal [rhythm] of spoken English.02. The baby was soothed by the quiet [rhythmic] sound of his mother's heartbeat.03. The crowd moved [rhythmically] to the sound of the drums.04. Santana's music is an interesting blend of Latin [rhythms] with guitar-based rock n' roll.05. My granddaughter is in a music class for small children where they learn to tap little drums to the [rhythm] of simple melodies.06. The children were jumping around in time to the thumping reggae [rhythm].07. The [rhythm] of his heart is quite irregular; I'm afraid he might have a heart attack.08. Scientists have discovered that the world's population of grasshoppers tends to rise and fall [rhythmically] in 9.2-year cycles.09. The sound of the waves was a gentle [rhythm] that relaxed me, and quickly put me to sleep.10. The crickets beat the [rhythm] with their legs while the frogs sang, and the bumblebees danced with the woodbugs.11. Tai chi is a series of movements done in a [rhythmic] pattern.12. In the traditional music of Kenya, different instruments play in different [rhythms] at the same time.13. The soca music of Barbados blends soul with calypso, making a dance music with bold [rhythms].14. The steel band music of Trinidad and Tobago is an infectious musical [rhythm] with a strong beat, and notes similar to American jazz.15. Afro-pop is a style of music combining the complex African [rhythms] with electric guitars and other modern instruments.16. Drums have long been used in Burundi both as [rhythm] instruments, and as a symbol of power and prestige.17. Plato once said that beauty of style and harmony and grace and good [rhythm] depend on simplicity.18. Jazz music is a mixture of complex [rhythms] and melodies.19. French secular music of the fourteenth century is remarkable for its [rhythmic] flexibility.
Grammatical examples in English. 2013.