Rhythmically

Plenty of animals walk rhythmically and hear the sounds of the heartbeat in the womb, but only humans have the ability to be engaged ( entrained ) in a rhythmically coordinated vocalizations and other activities.

My husband was the one to roll him over, to notice him drooling and his left arm moving rhythmically.

The term music need not be limited to traditional boundaries, as even ambient sounds can rhythmically enhance the visuals, providing a comprehensive and immersive experience.

A couple locked in an amorous embrace sways hips together rhythmically and suggestively to the cacophonous thumping beat.

If you’re good at math and calculations you can be a very good drummer and if you have a strong musical sense of knowledge you will be rhythmically and technically a very good drummer.

It led to hisorchestral homage titled “Rothko,” which he presented as part of his thesis in earning a master’s degree in composition in 1966 (even though his thesis jurors said the piece was too rhythmically difficult to perform).

Most of the song is Lavin singing the guy's incredibly long winded hometown (the fictional "Tacarembo la Tumba del Fuego Santa Malipas Zacatecas la Junta del Sol y Cruz") and rhythmically catching her breath.

People buy views / I know it's old news / but I got bad news / for everybody, says ROUSSO as Noga and a troop of stylishy clad dancers march rhythmically up a never-ending staircase, which of course is not unlike climbing to the never-ending clout ladder.

The action moves forward rhythmically to a climax that has happy ending, affirming that man is essentially good at heart.

The two actors seem rhythmically synched, picking up on each other’s expressions and phrasing even at moments of discord.

Afrobeat music began pulsating as the bride danced rhythmically around the ballroom, holding a glass of wine as her bridesmaids tried to help her find the groom.

But the crucial instrumentalist was Alex Castillo, a scrawny kid in a black jacket, white T-shirt and fuzzball haircut whose bass lines were both rhythmically muscular and melodically fearless.

Down to a duo for its fourth album, “Juice B Crypts,” these squishy New York bloop-rockers are slightly more minimal but remain rhythmically maddening.

Then, using large picks, the seven workers rhythmically stab at the ice down the line to separate the enormous block from the rest of the frozen river.

The wiggling of the light’s electromagnetic waves functions like the pendulum on a grandfather clock, rhythmically keeping time.

A cat that kneads (pushes rhythmically with its paws and extends its claws in and out) is expressing a behaviour it used to stimulate milk flow when was a young kitten.

The depth of the musical atmospheres on the album is carried by the musicians’ versatility and proficiency on a panoply of instruments – guitar, banjo, fiddle, viola, harmonica, Jew’s harp, ukulele, rhythmically supported by the cajon and podorythms.

There’s so many different textures and rhythm instruments to work off of rhythmically.

By watching the valve rhythmically move up and down, Papin conceived of the idea of a piston and cylinder engine.

Coltrane was moving toward a more harmonically static style that allowed him to expand his improvisations rhythmically, melodically, and motivically.