Sentences with phrase «tick of a metronome»
Her drama, on three high wooden platforms, unfolded over those twelve days to a rapt gallery audience and the relentless tick of a metronome.
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Tom Cleverley obviously has an eye for keeping the ball ticking over but his lack of incision means he's unlikely to get a place on the Rio - bound plane at this stage because the job of team metronome is already sealed by Steven Gerrard, with Michael Carrick also pushing for that role.
Los Ticos just don't tick in the same way as Italy's so - called «metronomes ``, Andrea Pirlo and Daniele De Rossi, each of whom registered over 94 % pass accuracy.
Some babies also find it soothing to listen to lullabies or the steady rhythm of a ticking metronome.
An example closer to home on Earth is the synchronization that a side - by - side group of undisturbed mechanical metronomes achieve over time, even though they each begin ticking at a different frequency [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlYIyKic3w8].
-- whose relentless tick - tock presence comprises not only a visual metronome but also the false sense that we are experiencing the passage of time as linear, as complete, as fully accounted for.