Rhythmically

Drops fell rhythmically from the stalactites.

Drops were falling rhythmically from the stalactites.

She sat listening to the water lapping rhythmically against the moored rowing boats.

Tom and Mary are out on a lake in a rowing boat. Tom pushes the oars rhythmically into the crystal-clear water, leaving a foamy trail in the wake of each plunge.

In the old attic we found a green mud-like substance that pulsed rhythmically and seemed to groan when we focused our flashlights on it.

I think that many North Americans have lost the good work ethic. Anyway, in developing countries, in the farmland, people sing rhythmically as they work.

The children sit cross-legged on the carpeted floor of a large auditorium, facing a saffron-robed swami in an easy chair who is rhythmically clinking small brass cymbals.

At the end of a gestation period usually lasting from two to four weeks, the pregnant male’s abdominal area begins to undulate rhythmically, and strong muscular contractions eject from a few dozen to as many as 1,000 fully formed baby seahorses into the surrounding water.

The waves crashed rhythmically against the shore.

The waves crashed rhythmically against the rocky shore.