Sentences with phrase «slow rhythm»

Bruno is a former soldier who has embraced the pleasures and slow rhythms of country life — living in his restored shepherd's cottage; patronizing the weekly market; sparring with, and basically ignoring, the European Union bureaucrats from Brussels.

First, they move their bodies rhythmically to the left and to the right, chanting the words cak ke - cak ke - cak ke - cak continuously, in slow rhythm.

Eleven weeks of loneliness had set his whole person, physiologically and psychologically into a new slow rhythm.

Inhale and exhale in deep slow rhythms.

Dogs in shelters and kennels stay calmer when surrounded by slower rhythms, fewer instruments, and simple melodies.

Shawandha Lodge is located on the southern Caribbean coast, a unique exotic region famous for its diverse flora and fauna, its vibrant slow rhythm and its relaxed and friendly people.

During daytime hours, when the lobby receives its heaviest traffic, the timers were set to cycle through slow rhythms that subtly interacted with passersby, occasionally even arresting the ebb and flow of foot traffic within and around the building; at night they clicked on and off in even, extended durations.

Working against the modernist attraction to speed, instantaneity, and the decisive moment, these artists explore slower rhythms.

«We have to slow the rhythm of rush in our lives so the best of who we are can emerge.»

Bringing Giroud on afterward moved Laca out wide and changed our game to a slower rhythm.

He has worked with the primary rhythms of families and small groups of adults, has discovered and continues to do ongoing clinical research on the slow rhythms that govern coherence and high level attunement in relationships.

Active feeding is a slower rhythm than «priming the pump».

With a manual pump, start with a gentle, slow rhythm.

When breastfeeding, they can control the flow of milk at the breast by themselves, and so they suck with a slower rhythm that allows them to better coordinate breathing and swallowing.

While we were waiting for our evolutionary fast lane to be paved, racing through all of human prehistory and history in the time it takes one of them to divide once, they have been living in time with the planet's deepest, slowest rhythms.

The right hemisphere is actually more sensitive to the emotional features of language, tuning in to the slow rhythms of speech that carry intonation and stress.

It's nested with a slower rhythm called a theta rhythm.

Once you get into the slower rhythm, you'll find it's so much more relaxing to speak without fear of interruption.

The most common dance forms taught in ballroom are the tango, rumba, cha - cha - cha, quickstep, jive, samba, foxtrot and slow rhythm.

The routines utilise interval training by combining fast and slow rhythms to optimise the amount of energy you burn, and the workout uses a variety of dance moves including salsa, mambo, samba, flamenco as well as more modern moves, including hip hop.

Because of the ever diminishing size of dance floors, another dance called the slow rhythm was introduced.

Go for soothing songs that you like — specifically ones that have a slow rhythm of 60 to 80 BPM.

The sessions generally last an hour and include music with fast and slow rhythms, as well as resistance training.

What begins as a dirge for the institutions of physical and emotional wealth diverges midway into something of a competent yet vague potboiler before finding its slow rhythm again at the end.

We know that a fast rhythm makes you feel one way and a slow rhythm makes you feel another.

The slow rhythm of the splitting.

The riders» heads and torsos swayed with the slow rhythm of the creatures» strides.

I love listening to the slow rhythm of the ocean or the sea, like breathing, receding its surf on the in breath, and swelling out onto the shore with an out breath.

You'll definitely find in Lembogan the true island experience with a slow rhythm, far from the hassle of the city.

Set on one of the Caribbean's most beautiful beaches, overlooking the aquamarine waters of Maundays Bay, the unspoilt setting encourages guests to unwind to the slow rhythm of Caribbean island life.

Most of the game's tunes are on the lighter side, with each one reflecting its environment through great instrumentation (usually flutes) and slow rhythms.

Through an «arrangement of abrupt and slow rhythms, shrill sounds and still silences, dissonances and harmonies» (J. Bernstock, op.

In the present work, executed in the signature square format that dominated her oeuvre until 1967, Riley creates a tempo of fast and slow rhythms, generating a dizzying pattern of tension and release.

We are, after all, living in an interglacial period, a respite from the cold of the Great Ice Age that still continues its slow rhythms.

Hoping to bring awareness of the beauty of corals and sponges, University of Queensland PhD student Daniel Stoupin took over 150,000 photos of these amazing marine organisms and transposed them into an entrancing short video that depicts their slow rhythms of life.