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tempo

[tem-poh] / ˈtɛm poʊ /


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Detroit, which can sputter offensively, controls this one with tempo and physicality.

From Los Angeles Times

Their enforcement just needs to match the tempo of innovation.

From Barron's

Mitchell's arrival off the bench cranked up the tempo and a sharp inside ball from Ford sent Coles galloping deep into Pumas territory.

From BBC

It is easier to play high tempo, ambitious rugby on a summer tour and against southern hemisphere opposition than in the depths of a Six Nations dogfight.

From BBC

But the Premier League leaders lacked tempo and rhythm in the early stages and were indebted to Ramsdale yet again in the minutes leading up to Jesus's opener.

From BBC