With her shoes off, she danced to her up-tempo songs.
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As the song picks up tempo, his hands fly over the strings.
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The Timberwolves led 58-55 after a competitive, up-tempo first half.
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He is known for coaching up-tempo teams that press on defense.
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Northern Soul was an up-tempo offshoot of black American soul music.
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"Interloper" is dark but up-tempo — self-affirmation to a propulsive beat.
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Other entries that caught my eye were RUMBLE SEAT, GROANER and UP-TEMPO.
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Stylistically, Paul is an odd fit for Coach Mike D'Antoni's up-tempo offense.
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I don't do ballads all the time; I have up-tempo songs as well.
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The up-tempo songs are mostly shoehorned in as we see Rachel in performance.
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One, in Brasília, the capital, marched to the up-tempo "Don't go touching our pensions".
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It's a world where even office antagonisms and anxiety can find an up-tempo synchronicity.
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Loud, up-tempo sections have the punchy drive of a minimalist band, with saxophones prominent.
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His up-tempo spread offenses dominated defenses and were mimicked by teams across the country.
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The Chippewas outhustled the Blue Demons to loose balls and maintained an up-tempo attack.
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His follow-up up-tempo hit, "Shake Your Bon Bon," played into the same sexy stereotypes.
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During one up-tempo song, Taggart, ecstatic, lifted an arm to do a circling fist pump.
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It's really up-tempo, it's kind of got a vintage, kind of disco vibe to it.
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Coaches of slow-tempo teams try to create disingenuous rules to slow down up-tempo teams.
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Turbulence, Part I (2011), featured a more up-tempo treatment of the company's climate-themed work.
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" Mr. John, too: "As a piano player, I find it very hard to write up-tempo songs.
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I don't think we had realized that the songs had become so much shorter and up-tempo.
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THose we've lost His up-tempo hits and high-wattage performances were highlighted by spectacular dance moves.
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Using a no-huddle, up-tempo attack, Luck drove Indianapolis deep into Jacksonville territory on its next possession.
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Titled "Look At Her Now," the up-tempo track tells a story of a breakup — presumably her own.
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He'll allow the Nuggets to play similarly up-tempo basketball whether Jokic is on or off the floor.
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Conference-USA's Mean Green (1-1) largely controlled the game's deliberate pace that hampered VCU's up-tempo attack.
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But that did not stop college basketball talker Seth Davis from commenting otherwise: Virginia is deceptively up tempo.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO A tremendously infectious, potently throbbing, deliriously up-tempo song that blends mellow hyphy and mellow crunk.
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Of specific concern is their transition defense, particularly against an up tempo offense like that of the Rockets.
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We play an exciting brand of hockey, try to play up-tempo, and he's a big part of that.
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Later, Minneapolis band The Time and Bruno Mars performed an up-tempo tribute to Prince, celebrating his musical legacy.
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The stadium filled with cheers as the three-hour procession of paralympians, dancing and up-tempo music kicked off.
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With his new up-tempo offense, Penn State coach Patrick Chambers set a goal of 80 points per game.
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The Razorbacks hit only four of 19 3-pointers and struggled to slow down Auburn's up-tempo, balanced attack.
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Consider, though, that Robertson played in a more up-tempo era, with his team averaging 258 possessions a game.
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But he grew to like playing in an up-tempo style he had not experienced since his U.C.L.A. years.
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Avoid up-tempo teams like U.C.L.A. says Jonathan Wasserman of Bleacher Report and instead pick lots of A.C.C. teams.
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"I'll let you guys know (Wednesday)," Gulutzan said after the team's up-tempo skate Tuesday afternoon in El Segundo, Calif.
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When Florida Gulf Coast shocked Georgetown a few years ago, they played an up-tempo, high-flying nobody saw coming.
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Buffalo utilized a fast, up-tempo approach that resulted in a more complete effort than most nights from recent seasons.
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Jagr, who is 43, joked that he was more afraid of Scott than the up-tempo 3-on-3 format.
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But whereas LMU's up-tempo philosophy occasionally felt in danger of veering into gimmickry—hey, come run around with us!
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The Seminoles rolled up 99 points in their 73-point victory, comfortably playing at the Gaels' preferred up-tempo pace.
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Pirri seems like a natural fit for Vigneault's up-tempo style while also helping the roster get younger and faster.
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Order was later restored, as the Americans adjusted to Japan's up-tempo offense and coasted to a 22009-point victory.
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Ms. Auer remembered that the executive editor, Joseph Lelyveld, arrived while she was singing an up-tempo Duke Ellington tune.
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The Beach Boys reached No. 19643 on the Billboard chart in 1965 with a typically up-tempo close-harmony interpretation.
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The Panthers' up-tempo attack paid dividends early as they rode a 212-211.0 burst to a 14-8 lead.
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Cyn "Believer" Cyn's track was another one that caught my ear thanks to its sped up tempo and high-pitched synths.
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To create a song of the summer, combine a popular songstress with an up-tempo beat fit for the dance floor.
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He slightly rushed the Sarabande of the Overture, as if he were impatient to get back to the up-tempo bits.
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Suddenly, a dancer center stage (the ebullient Macy Sullivan) takes the dance up tempo and onto the balls of her feet.
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It's about being firm and up-tempo, and understanding the way we have to do things, the execution, and all those things.
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Both Vasilevskiy (2000 goals-against average) and Bobrovsky (2.07 GAA) allowed two goals by the midpoint of an up-tempo first period.
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The excellent "Ballin Flossin" takes a sample of Brandy's "I Wanna Be Down" and jostles it into an up-tempo house record.
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The high-scoring Cougars used an up-tempo attack to end the losing streak and score their most points since late December.
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It's still up-tempo, dark, and a little schlocky, but it's not another speed metal band—in fact, it's not metal at all.
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White wants to employ an up-tempo attack and aggressive defense and this season he appears to have the depth to do so.
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That band released two albums of swirling, up-tempo fusion — a rough hybrid of early Return to Forever, Herbie Hancock's Mwandishi and Chicago.
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After a setlist focused on mostly up-tempo tracks, those on a high could not settle—much to the despair of other audience members.
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His arrangements have the ducking countermelodies and cross talk of a Bob Brookmeyer chart, and the feisty footwork of Astor Piazzolla's up-tempo tunes.
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For two teams that favor an up-tempo style of play, the game was — for those first 20 minutes, at least — a defensive tussle.
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But with this album, I told you I wanted it to be a little more up-tempo — I did a lot of songs in major.
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Beal's big second half helps Wizards top Pelicans WASHINGTON — John Wall's best up-tempo performance since returning from a knee injury set the early tone.
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In general, it's been found that up-tempo songs with a strong beat can provide enough stimulation to help you power through your gym session.
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"The really good up-tempo programs have said, 'Look, we'll recruit great athletes, we'll work off of a run-first, throw-second option,' " Boland said.
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He was also introducing a more up-tempo, aggressive style of play from that favored by his predecessor, Claude Julien, who was fired last February.
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The up-tempo jounce of "Monk's Dream" and "Criss Cross" has been turned into surface-skimming, 12-tone dashes, with debts to Cage and Stockhausen.
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Gentry said the presence of the star big man Anthony Davis and the up-tempo, evenly spaced offense that the Pelicans run appealed to Motiejunas.
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At USC, Andy Enfield has imported the up-tempo offense that made his Florida Gulf Coast team an NCAA sensation, and won 20 games this season.
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Mr. Mabele rose to fame across Africa in the 1970s and '80s with his up-tempo hits and high-wattage performances highlighted by spectacular dance moves.
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Which is to say that this up-tempo thumper, with firm singing by Cam, doesn't sound like a rude intrusion, but rather a logical, uncontroversial continuation.
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It doesn't matter if the song is up-tempo or a ballad — the range and depth of her catalog makes it a rich resource for directors.
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Two things that help (me) and one thing that doesn't: Do aerobic exercise on a treadmill (or your mean streets of Maine) to up-tempo music.
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The night before, they had played an offense heavy on the triangle, then reverted to more one-on-one and up-tempo play against the Nets.
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The up-tempo tune bears distinct hints of calypso, and soon moving bodies filled every inch of available space on the balcony, as well as below.
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It was Mr. Margo's idea for the Happenings to do an up-tempo version of the Gershwin brothers' "I Got Rhythm," his nephew Noah Margo said.
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In a particularly slow era, the Mountaineers play an exciting, up-tempo, pressing style, ranking No. 28 nationally in pace and No. 212 overall in defensive efficiency.
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His pop hits could contain hints of the same cleverness — as on "Sussudio," when he remade a sharp, up-tempo Prince groove with his own dorky bravado.
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Washington could struggle to keep pace with the up-tempo Sun Devils without Fultz, who is listed as day-to-day due to a sore right knee.
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They held Phoenix to 21 points on 240 of 214 shooting in the fourth quarter while outscoring the up-tempo Suns 210-213 in fast-break points.
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The up-tempo musical numbers, choreographed by Kyndra Binkie Reevey, give the convoluted plot nice jolts of energy and are danced with ebullient relish by the cast.
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Photographs by Namsa Leuba Text by Kelefa Sanneh 2Baba 2Baba has to compete with younger peers nowadays, so his music has grown sleeker and more up-tempo.
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It was the first game for the Wolverines under new offensive coordinator Josh Gattis, who promised a more up-tempo attack after being hired over the offseason.
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"For us, I think up-tempo is really good because ... it puts pressure on the defense," Wilson, who has eight touchdown passes against three interceptions, told reporters.
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Arizona State was just 3 of 22 from 3-point range and shot 43.3 percent overall while being unable to keep pace with Buffalo's up-tempo attack.
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While there, he began working on an up-tempo, dance-y love song called, "Mixing" featuring Johnny Yukon and sang the words "passion and patience" in his verse.
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Half of the participants were randomly selected to listen to Latin-inspired, up-tempo music during their time on the treadmill, while the other half walked in silence.
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At least this year's football-factory title matchup offers a clear clash of styles — the up-tempo Xbox offense of Clemson versus Alabama's traditionalist offense and power defense.
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ET, SEC Network ABOUT GREEN BAY (21-240): The Phoenix haven't played the up-tempo style for which Darner's teams typically are known, instead relying on stingy defense.
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"'Charli's' goal is self-examination — a new step for Charli, who's better known for her up-tempo hedonistic bangers than her emotional deep cuts," Pitchfork's Michelle Kim writes.
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At a broader level, while the Warriors can win playing many styles, they prefer to play in an up-tempo one that feeds off of their transition game.
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Coach Greg McDermott said some of that has to do with the pace the Jays play, the up-tempo style that gradually wears teams down over 40 minutes.
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The opening — in which we see Julie tapping with the chorus of "Tickled Pink" — is a neat minor key up-tempo number in the style of Irving Berlin.
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The Cole Porter standard "Easy to Love" is well suited to Ms. Thurman's bright and peppery singing, and there's little not to like about this up-tempo take.
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Even though the Nets may adopt an up-tempo of play, a vast majority of their opponents (or, actually, every single one) will look like the Flash. 4.
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She ran an up-tempo offense, the style in which she thrived at UConn and that Coach Bill Laimbeer hopes to use more this year for the Liberty.
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Four players are averaging at least 13.6 points for the up-tempo Sun Devils, including guard Shannon Evans, who made four 3-pointers in the loss to USC.
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"I'm Drunk and Real High (In the Spirit of God)," a single by the little-known crooner Ada Richards, poured lo-fi, up-tempo beats into the room.
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"Join forces in protest to social injustice/A generation full of courage, come forth with me," she declared over the up-tempo, industrial grind of the title track.
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It was music to dance to—an up-tempo fusion of horns, Rastafarian drumming, American jazz and rhythm and blues—that also engaged with the issues of the day.
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In general, better teams benefit from playing up-tempo, since each possession represents another opportunity for them to grow a lead or reduce a deficit with their superior ability.
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The game was tied in the early minutes before the Hoyas' up-tempo offense created a number of good shots and helped them go on an 11-2 run.
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"I gave them a pass for remaking the movie BUT YOU DO NOT DISGRACE PATRICK BY REMAKING 'She's Like the Wind,'" another person commented about the up-tempo remix.
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But in addition to the work, Mr. Findling cherishes the up-tempo exchange of ideas, the energy and unlikely experiences that come with being on the vanguard of culture.
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After my first few listens, I already have a few favorite tracks: "Chunky" is an electric, up-tempo ode to independent women who wear big ol' hoops (basically, my autobiography).
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The collection features four acoustic renditions of songs from the record, including a heavy-handed version of "Wishing Well," one of the more up-tempo songs on the actual record.
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"You've really messed up everything," Thom Yorke sings in "Ful Stop," one of the album's few up-tempo songs, though it uses its insistent beat for jitters, not pleasurable motion.
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ABOUT NORTH CAROLINA (20-255): The Tar Heels nearly met their match with Arkansas' frenetic style of play, but their up-tempo game should match up better against the Bulldogs.
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The coach — making his own official Garden debut Wednesday night with, as promised, a hustling, up-tempo brand of ball — has offered effusive praise for the 6-foot-9 Knox.
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The title cut, "Seasons Change," is a sunny, up-tempo song that, surprisingly, was written at perhaps McCreery's lowest point, just after he was dropped from his previous label in 2016.
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"There's a lot of songs that are ... us venturing off into new territory," he said, adding that the album included "up-tempo, French house kind of records " and "two huge ballads".
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There's Go-Go's-esque up-tempo pop-rock with haughty singing ("Born Again Teen"), sugary synth-pop ("Almost Makes Me Wish for Rain"), theatrical folk ("Dusty Trails") and many more styles.
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"Call the Police" is up-tempo and rebellious by comparison, with sweeping Americana guitars and driving drums that recall bands like The War on Drugs or The Suburbs-era Arcade Fire.
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On an up-tempo version of "This Is New," the Kurt Weill song, Mr. Kuhn's solo begins with lapidary eloquence and edges out onto a limb, teetering precariously before regaining balance.
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With training camp approaching, Coach Jeff Hornacek seems inclined to stomp on the smoldering embers of Jackson's tenure by ditching the triangle offense in favor of a more up-tempo system.
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It's a rather small ensemble, but it has the attitude of a much larger one, playing rhythmic, chantlike tunes; up-tempo pieces that fuse bebop and Latin rhythms; and free improvisation.
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Joe Lapchick's squads in the 1950s were among the fleetest in the game, but since then only a handful of Knicks team could reasonably be described as using an up-tempo offense.
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Sensitive percussion mirrors the rise and fall of Mr McCreadie's musical leadership, but confidently sets the pace of the album as it makes its way from ballads to up-tempo foot-tappers.
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The up-tempo Sun Devils are averaging 92.7 points but will be tested by a stingy St. John's defense that has held opponents to 60.0 points per game on 36.1 percent shooting.
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Amelia Eisenhauer, Avicii's "Wake Me Up" Her slow-motion first verse was sublime, but then she had to go and charge around the stage and ruin everything by going up-tempo. Teens!
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"We tend to start the evenings with hip-hop with some Middle Eastern tunes thrown in, and shift to more up-tempo house beats as the night goes on," he told MUNCHIES.
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"When you know the other team runs and scores way more than you do, at a high, up-tempo pace, do you keep doing it, or do you make adjustments?" he asked.
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But Nicole's number, an up-tempo comedy trio she sings with her mother and sister, is "You Could Drive a Person Crazy," a song not about being alive but about being annoyed.
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Journalist Dave Godin realised that there was a market in his store for selling more up-tempo records specially catering for those that asked for them, with a section entitled 'Northern Soul'.
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Instead of leaning on small units, constantly switching and playing up-tempo, Kerr has instead deployed traditional groups that allow the team's small units to thrive in spurts as change-of-pace options.
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Any kind of playlist that you can keep up with will help you power through your workout, but research has found that up-tempo songs with strong beats are the most stimulating variety.
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Moreover, they are winning in the most visually compelling style since perhaps the "Showtime" Los Angeles Lakers of the 1980s, an up-tempo carnival of long-range sharpshooting, transition baskets and suffocating defence.
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How would Hayward's game translate to Boston's system, which similarly promotes a ton of ball and player movement but at a more up-tempo speed than the molasses track Utah casually glides over?
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Marquette led for the majority of an up-tempo first half behind 51.53 points from Rowsey, who hit a jumper that put the Eagles up 39-30 with 3:27 left before halftime.
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And Mr. Blankson-Wood delivers a reflective ballad with silken authority, but also rips into the slashing up-tempo songs with a flair that recalls any number of great black R&B stars.
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Mr. Cowley, the disco innovator who spawned hi-NRG — an up-tempo, mechanized strain of dance music calibrated for the peak of the party — wore black patent-leather pants and a matching jacket.
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There's a shared emotional catharsis at both dance and rock shows, a combination of up-tempo highs and heavy-hitting, bass-driven lows that bonds a crowd together in an almost primal way.
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Fairly or not, the Tigers, with their generational quarterback and their up-tempo offense, are touchdown underdogs in tonight's game, seen as inferior to Alabama's old-school pro sets and replacement-level quarterback.
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He added that Vegas could emerge as one of the league's most respected franchises because of its strong ownership support, ardent fan base and entertaining up-tempo style employed by Coach Gerard Gallant.
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As the NBA has adopted a more up-tempo game, and developed offensive strategies that allow versatile players to make better use of their range of skills, triple-doubles have become far more common.
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" In late October, the star released her vulnerable new ballad "Lose You to Love Me," before following it up one day later with the surprise release of the up-tempo "Look At Her Now.
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Ballads as good as "Moon River" and up-tempo songs as good as "Beat It." So we had to reach out to more producers and we thought, 'Why not reach out to the best?
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Redemption for D'Antoni, whose up-tempo style of offense is wreaking havoc on the rest of the league after he struggled to get it going in previous stops with the Knicks and the Lakers.
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The Penguins turned their season around last year when Sullivan was hired in December and instituted a relentless up-tempo style that benefited Pittsburgh's best players, including Crosby, Kessel, Evgeni Malkin and Kris Letang.
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Read earned favor under then-coach Peter Laviolette's up-tempo style and became a top-line player in his first few seasons, leading to a four-year, $14.5 million deal signed in September 2013.
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The up-tempo pace of the 80's would have been advantageous to LeBron, too, and he'd have been a Wilt-like freak (on the court) in the defense-less 60's and 70's.
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The track "Satisfied" is itself a delectable slice of up-tempo pop music that weaves its way between the sultry afterglow of a night out and the dutch courage that leads toward those concluding moments.
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In his 1988 return to coach some strong, up-tempo Suns teams, Fitzsimmons — a beloved figure in Phoenix who died in 2004 — retained principles of the triangle, but did not make it the team's identity.
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Befuddlingly indomitable EDM duo the Chainsmokers told Billboard that they began their career crafting up-tempo remixes of popular indie songs in an attempt to climb the pages of the music blog aggregator Hype Machine.
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Mr. Westman made a Hamilton tour of the city, visiting spots like Trinity Church, where Hamilton is buried, and breathing in the city's up-tempo energy on long walks that lasted into the wee hours.
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He composed two of the album's four tracks, the minor-key ballad "Poor Eric" — dedicated to the saxophonist Eric Dolphy, who had recently died — and "Christel's Time," an up-tempo number with a spiraling melody.
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Many of her most forceful vocal performances on "Girl" are far from country music, like the up-tempo soul number "RSVP," which with a few tweaks could easily make sense for, say, Monica or SZA.
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With none of the customary caution or high-pressure effects often shown by teams and players in their first game on the NHL&aposs biggest stage, Vegas and Washington jumped right into an up-tempo thriller.
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Then, we're off: The track picks up tempo, sounding like the background music to a chase scene in a movie about someone who is on the run from the American government, like, I don't know, Citizenfour.
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I did notice, however, when my honor was at its highest level that one of the shootouts was accompanied by up-tempo (almost celebratory) banjo music, and that kill cams had a goldish tint to them.
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On early albums like "Captain Black" (a small-group effort, not with the big band) and "Deja Vu," he offered magnetic up-tempo compositions and plangent ballads, usually with a hint of melancholy at every speed.
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Some of this album's high points are the most up-tempo and sinister: "What's Good," which addresses Tyler's recent car crash, and "New Magic Wand," which is like an industrial-funk reimagining of Miami bass music.
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But their up-tempo, small-ball style of play under Coach Don Nelson captivated fans, especially coming as it did when many teams around the league were still running their offenses through back-to-basket centers.
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The jazz concert was very up tempo, loud, and full of vocals that kept pulling me out of the paintings and back into reality that had almost nothing to do with the works in the exhibition.
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While Randle and Baker were both undrafted, they may be better fits in the triangle than Jennings, whose style of play fit into an up-tempo system that Hornacek seemed to prefer earlier in the season.
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Though the single was not exactly upbeat or cheery—witness the line, "You have no idea how hard I died when you left"—it was a little more up-tempo than some of the band's previous work.
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Kevin Keatts brought his up-tempo style with him to North Carolina State after a very successful stint at UNC Wilmington which included two trips to the NCAA Tournament in three years and a 72-28 record.
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As Gwen Stefani put it, the rising country singer "graduated to an up-tempo song" and delivered a strong performance of Wynonna Judd's 1993 hit "Tell Me Why" that was met with praise from all of the judges.
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Last season's NFL rushing touchdown leader, LeGarrette Blount, did not have a carry versus the Chiefs, leaving 34-year-old Darren Sproles with the majority of playing time due to the Eagles' preference for an up-tempo attack.
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Alex Sowinski: When we started to look at it and see how different some of the songs would be between the most soulful groovy songs versus something that's much more crazy with an up-tempo jazz improv vibe.
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Malik-Abu, who averaged 11.8 points and seven rebounds last season and was hoping for a breakout season under Keats and his up-tempo style, is making progress but won't be rushed back from his knee problem. 3.
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Ji Byung-soo, 77, had led a frugal life receiving government subsidies that barely paid for his rent and cigarettes until he went viral for belting out a female K-pop singer's up-tempo dance song in March.
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Both of Gomez's new songs ("Lose You to Love Me" and the up-tempo track "Look At Her Now") appear to hint at her breakup with Bieber, though Gomez hasn't shared the specific inspiration for the new tracks.
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A band played up-tempo reggae while buses and lorries festooned with fern fronds and draped with campaign posters for Gabriel Igaso, the would-be parliamentarian whose rally this was, drove slowly through the crowd, packed with cheering supporters.
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St. John's Anderson took over in April for Chris Mullins, who stepped down for personal reasons, just a month after being dismissed at Arkansas and brought his pressing, up-tempo "503 minutes of hell" style of offense with him.
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UCF, which had gone 25 days without a win, hopes that Frost's new up-tempo offense can stymie a Michigan defense that recorded four sacks, two interception returns for touchdowns and 21 tackles for loss against the Rainbow Warriors.
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Its best bit is "Dammn Baby," Jackson's stab at the up-tempo springy pop found on today's charts; there's a bridge that samples her classic "I Get Lonely" and some anonymous ad-libs that sound a lot like Migos.
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ET, Big Ten Network Plus ABOUT COLUMBIA (1-1): Engles wants the Lions to play up-tempo and the key are 6-973 guards Mike Smith and Quinton Adlesh, who combined for 45 points in the win over Longwood.
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Swinney has improved recruiting, helping lure five-star prospects like quarterback Deshaun Watson and receiver Sammy Watkins away from SEC programs, installed an up-tempo spread offense and taken a top-to-bottom approach similar to Saban's to building the program.
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Sophomore guard Schadrac Casimer, who got off to a promising start last season (2304 points, 210-of-23 on 33-point shots in four games before being injured and lost for the season), should help fuel Iona's up-tempo attack.
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ET, ACC Network Extra ABOUT HOUSTON BAPTIST (1-3): The Huskies like to play an up-tempo game and have four players averaging double digits in points, with guard Braxton Bonds (153 points, 5.3 rebounds, 5.8 assists) right on the cusp.
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It's also arguably the most defining song of early 2000s crunk, one of rap's most unforgettable eras that brought up-tempo Southern beats by the likes of Lil Jon, Three 6 Mafia and the Ying Yang Twinz to the mainstream.
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"Loving you the way I do — it hurts," she belts in "Hurts," the album's first single and one of its very few up-tempo songs, a burst of post-breakup rage and recrimination propelled by relentless handclaps and cinematic orchestral crescendos.
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The album has longing references to hailing cabs and Houston Street, but Mr. Batmanglij, who made his reputation writing up-tempo pop set to his own internal rhythm, bristles at the notion that it's a sentimental love letter to New York.
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Having experienced a major growth spurt in middle school, Azura was pressed by her father, Damon, to develop perimeter skills and to establish herself as a 3-point threat in deference to up-tempo trends spreading across the basketball universe.
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The authors did not mention that the Magic had a new coach that season, Jacque Vaughn, who promoted a more aggressive, up-tempo style of play than his predecessor, Stan Van Gundy, which could have accounted for the statistical uptick.
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The Cornhuskers will get a third look at an up-tempo spread offense in as many weeks against the Huskies, who bounced back from a 23-20 loss at home to Boston College by dominating FCS foe Eastern Illinois 38-10 last weekend.
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A three-part noise blast shook down some plaster in the Carolina Theater: deep subwoofer dread and grim threnodies by Ben Frost, looming apocalyptic rumbles and hollows from Tim Hecker, and then the more up-tempo but equally assaultive Oneohtrix Point Never.
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" With the 22-foot-11, 200-pound Crosby, Martin continued, "It's more of an up-tempo game where he's moving with speed a little more and he needs guys who are going to be skating with him to get the job done.
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The league's reigning most valuable player, Breanna Stewart, 24, Loyd, 24, and the 23-year-old Canada represent a core capable of playing at the high-effiency, up-tempo pace that helped lift Seattle to the top of the W.N.B.A. standings this season.
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"We want to be a real competitive team that develops real strong identity, that plays an up-tempo style and is able to not only entertain our fans but also foster an environment where people will develop and improve as players," McCrimmon said.
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With the assistance of the former Phoenix Mercury coach Corey Gaines, who recently has worked as a guest coach with Japan and is another disciple of Paul Westhead's up-tempo offensive style, Hovasse has helped engrave speed on the soul of Japanese basketball.
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" In late October, Gomez, who hasn't released a solo album since 2015's Revival, released her vulnerable new ballad "Lose You to Love Me," before following it up one day later with the surprise release of the up-tempo "Look at Her Now.
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Game You Should See: Iona—which beat Monmouth for the MAAC tournament title, and let's pour one out for the Monmouth bench while we're here—is the kind of up-tempo gung-ho No. 13 seed that could do some damage in the early rounds.
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True to Mr. Bowie's continuing theme of fragmentation, the 10-minute title track, with references to kabbalah and cocaine, is two different songs in one; its edited version for a 7-inch single, released only in France, used only the up-tempo second half.
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The next evening, at the Sun studio, the trio recorded an up-tempo version of "That's All Right," a blues song by Arthur Crudup, known as Big Boy, which Sun released with a rockabilly version of "Blue Moon of Kentucky" on the flip side.
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For those who appreciate their country music with a healthy dose of roadhouse-ready rock, this Maryland-based duo have released a series of up-tempo, guitar-heavy singles that have earned them both critical acclaim (including five Grammy nods) and a considerable following.
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Playing an exuberant, up-tempo, aesthetically pleasing game built around suffocating defence, whiplash-inducing ball movement and unprecedented volumes of long-distance shooting—with many of Mr Curry's volleys launched from far enough to merit an international dialling code—the Dubs seemed to have broken the sport.
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In advance of her first ever US appearance this weekend at Trans-Pecos, Mexico City-based DJ Rosa Pistola is sharing a hypnotic, body roll-inspiring trap and reggaeton mix that includes more than the occasional erotic moan amidst some slippery rhythms and up-tempo hooks.
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She donated her £20,000 Mercury Prize money to NSPCC and she was nominated for six MOBO awards at a time when the only other person to achieve the same was Craig David, whose up-tempo and club-ready singles were more conventionally geared towards commercial success.
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The singer, who said he was now "in a good place", added he is now branching out into different genres, such as his latest more up-tempo "You Deserve Better" song and collaborating with DJ Marshmello and rapper Juicy J for the track "You Can Cry".
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The Fighting Illini have won four of the last five meetings with Northwestern, including both matchups last season, and hope their up-tempo offense under first-year coach Brad Underwood can solve a Wildcats defense, which has given up an average of 212 points over their last two games.
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Junior guard Kodi Justice is averaging 19.3 points over the past three games while shooting 15-of-24 from 3-point range to lead the up-tempo Sun Devils, who boast two of the top five scorers in the league in guards Torian Graham (18.2) and Tra Holder (16.5).
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What's impressive about this duo is how the two use their approach to several different effects: one moment, it was as if they were singing in the round at the Ryman; the next, they attempted extravagant Pointer Sisters-like up-tempo soul; later, it was Velvet Underground-style whispers.
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The women had only ever practiced the opening number — a dance medley that featured sensual body rolls to the Weeknd's "Earned It (Fifty Shades of Grey)" and up-tempo shimmying to Beyoncé and Ciara — in backyards and rehearsal rooms, and they were having trouble adapting to the larger space.
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But the breakneck pace and constant chaperoning felt suffocating, and the only viable option seemed to be drinking heavily until I joined a cluster of middle-aged women dancing wildly to an onstage band playing pimba, an up-tempo style of Portuguese shlock-pop, in a packed Alfama square.
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The team has switched to a more up-tempo style, focusing on its young, unproven assets, like Markel Brown, a second-round pick in 893, and Chris McCullough, the Nets' 289 first-round pick, who made his debut Monday, 18 months after he tore his anterior cruciate ligament at Syracuse.
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ABOUT NEBRASKA (2016-33: 12-19): Miles has repeatedly said he believes Watson (13 points per game, 23 steals) is capable of being an All-Big Ten first-team performer, meaning the 295-foot point guard will be instrumental in leading the up-tempo offense the Cornhuskers plan on using this season.
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"We've kicked on that door so many times," said an emotional Troy coach Neal Brown, who was the Trojans' offensive coordinator in 2008 when they played too much up-tempo because of the lack of a running game, blew a 21-point second-half lead to LSU and ended up losing 40-31.
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The fourth edition boasts a lengthy list of contributing artists, among them Uniiqu3, a Newark-based D.J. and vocalist who specializes in Jersey club, which is an up-tempo and heavily deconstructed genre of house music; and, from Toronto, the D.J. Nino Brown, who plays a blend of dance hall, soca and hip-hop.elsewherebrooklyn.
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Much of what he did beginning 50 years ago was greeted with rolled eyes and guffaws, but is now commonplace throughout the sport: an emphasis on conditioning, fundamentals practiced in on- and off-ice drills, and a creative, up-tempo style reliant on one-touch passes and carrying the puck into the offensive zone.
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In another study, people who listened to up-tempo music while cycling pedaled at the same rate as study participants who listened to a comedy recording or music described as "soothing"—but the comedy/soothing group felt like they were working harder, meaning the upbeat group got the same exercise benefit while feeling like they'd had an easier workout.
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Genesis Series On paper, none of the elements juxtaposed against one another on "Hold Up, Wait a Minute" should work — the quick-stutter raps by the Midwest hip-hop pioneers Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, the woozy brass interruptions by the New Orleans stalwart Trombone Shorty, the Michael Jackson vocal homages, the glossy up-tempo production that recalls the era of Crystal Waters optimism.
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Pedestrian This new band is personnelled in part by people who have been involved in the local scene for a long time in non-musical ways (Victoria, photographer; Chelsea, illustrator; Andrew, who purportedly learned guitar for this band.) They have a primitive and loose vibe; the music switches between mid-tempo dreariness with affected vocals to up-tempo pogo dirge.
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Jack McKinney, who brought the up-tempo style of play that came to be known as Showtime to the Los Angeles Lakers in 1979 but lasted only 213 games as their coach after a bicycle accident put him in a coma, led to his firing and left a haunting "what if" over his career, died on Tuesday at a hospice in Bonita Springs, Fla.
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