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• It's also a tempo that's difficult for most rhythm sections to sustain.
• In performance, " pesante " is often interpreted as a tempo term.
• "We've learned that our offense can set a tempo, " he said.
• A tempo slightly off, a beat we know but can't quite duplicate.
• It is set at a tempo of 128 beats per minute.
• Initial advertising featured a Tempo sedan performing a loop on a stunt track.
• We have to learn we have to come out and set a tempo.
• Musically, " Te Amo " is a tempo of 172 beats per minute.
• Music continues to add a tempo to life everywhere in Louisiana.
• Is it just a tempo indication, or does it refer to something else?
• While the prisoners were working in a quarry, a tempo van comes there.
• Kyle rows hard against the current, his oars marking a tempo like a metronome.
• The extended version of the song has a tempo of 100 beats per minute.
• "What we needed to do last season was establish a tempo, " said Coughlin.
• It moves at a tempo that musicians describe as largo : plodding, pompous, slumbrous.
• The song performs in common time at a tempo of 126 beats per minute.
• It is played in common time at a tempo of 120 beats per minute.
• "We're probably not operating at a tempo we could be operating, " he said.
• But at the same time, there's a flow and a tempo to the game.
• I think Seton Hall got into too fast a tempo,