1.   And part of it, of course, has to do with a good rhythm section.

2.   Better, in a pop, to use a less familiar, longer term with a good rhythm that most readers sort of understand in the context.

3.   But in this game, I got some shots and a good rhythm.

4.   Hebert now wants to see the entire team get into a good rhythm.

5.   I felt I had a good rhythm going.

6.   I got a good rhythm.

7.   I wanted to go through a few days of practice and come in with a good rhythm.

8.   I was just never able to get into good rhythm.

9.   In the buildup to the past two World Cups, the U.S. national team got into a pretty good rhythm of playing a game a month.

10.   McMillan attributes the improved touch to just being in a good rhythm.