Meanings of different tempo in English

So she took an instrument and sang in a different tempo:

Everybody starts singing at a different tempo, like seven cats in a bag.

Each of them flapping at a different tempo, Saphira and Glaedr sped over the rolling forest.

Data reveal that all species expanded their habitat breadths during the last 6 Myr, but did so at a different tempo.

One of his studies for player piano consists of no fewer than 12 melodic lines, each progressing at a different tempo.

A group gathered around the dancers, swaying and singing, and without a conscious break, the music shifted to a different tempo.

In the latter case," said Alan, "everybody starts singing at a different tempo, like six cats in a bag.

Korean children and adolescents appear to have a different tempo of skeletal maturation during pubertal growth from that of English and American children and adolescents.

It's a matter of us playing with two different tempos.

Try different tempos and make your steps varying lengths.

Use different tempos now.

Metal pendulum rods expanded with heat, contracted when cooled, and beat out seconds at different tempos, depending on the temperature.

The same emotions are in man and woman, but in different TEMPO, on that account man and woman never cease to misunderstand each other.