rhythym造句

• Chamberlain was the Laker version of Rodman, a great player who walked to his own rhythym.
• In this recording, Parker makes a strong case for the value of rhythym-based music.
• The deeper rhythym of developents in the field obiously has something to do with it as well.
• Florida had taken the nightly Macarena breaks in the convention so seriously that morning caucus meetings this past week, included Macarena lessons for the rhythym impaired.
• As men dance with her, the exec decides he must meet her, but then he discovers there's one thing he doesn't have in his life : rhythym.
• Artists like Bing Crosby, the Beatles and the Spice Girls became big sellers under such guidance, but the record industry control also extended to classical music, rhythym and blues and other categories geared for loyal but smaller audiences.
• Cowen writes, and most contemporary poular musical forms _ blues, rhythym and blues, rock and roll, soul, jazz, swing, bebop, bookie, ragtime, calypso, samba, forro, son, ska, reggae, salsa, merengue, plena and rap _ flow out of it.
• Belfast's Van Morrison, the legendary rhythym and blues singer, sang a request by Clinton for his wife, Hillary _ " Have I Told You Lately That I Love You ? " _ when they joined the Lord Mayor of Belfast, Eric Smyth, and 50, 000 residents last night to light the city's Christmas lights.