Sentence examples for a better beat from inspiring English sources

Not long after, when I asked to transfer from features to the metro section, I was told that all they could give me was general assignment on the night shift and if I did well at that, they'd consider a better beat.

In his 1974 consumer guide for The Village Voice, Robert Christgau gave the album a C+ rating, indicating "a not disreputable performance, most likely a failed experiment or a pleasant piece of hackwork", and quipped of Scott-Heron's decision to sing jazz rather than orate it, "he had a better beat and just slightly less melody when he was reading".

According to Nossiter, there's no better beat for an American journalist than Africa.

Representative David Dreier of California, chairman of the Rules Committee, said, "Here's a guy who has incredible patience, he has large groups of members who come in and, for lack of a better term, beat him up on things.

Trott, 20, who had already won team pursuit gold this week told BBC Sport: "A better rider beat me on the day.

We'd better beat them.

So better "beat" their weak ego than beat their body.

"Do you really think," I asked, "you would've done a better job beating up that guy than I would have?" "Not a better job," she said.

And the other upgrades help as well; the MacBook Air I reviewed was the 13-inch base model version, which retails for $1,099, but it come with double the internal storage standard vs. the 2012 model (128GB vs. 64GB), and Apple says that its new type of flash is a better performer, beating the previous generation's storage performance speed by up to 45percentt.

"I would have had a better chance to beat him".

"He made a better shot and beat me".