The phrase "along with the beat" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that occurs simultaneously or in conjunction with a rhythm or musical beat.
Example: "She danced gracefully along with the beat of the music, moving in perfect harmony."
Alternatives: "in sync with the beat" or "together with the beat".
Once you've gotten that down and you've moved to Light, you can begin to actually dance along with the beat before you finalize your song selection.
A mechanic next door nodded along with the beat as he worked beneath a car hood.
Power Gig's software basically apes the well-established Guitar Hero and Rock Band system of having you strum along with the beat.
His new album, "Jeff" (Epic), places his guitar atop and within hard-hitting electronic tracks, sometimes chopping up and manipulating his solos along with the beat.
"I remember Sally from the Valley at the bowling alley," began Ghost, another rapper in FreeStyle Union, waving a hand along with the beat.
In the community of Ottos, where wood houses line the narrow streets and the smell of barbecue drifts through the air along with the beat of soca music, John Allen Muhammad was a quiet, hustling man.
Then Kweli dug deeper into his repertoire and started to refurnish other artist hits as the throngs bounced along with the beats.
Mr. Velez and others said that Mr. Dorismond patrolled Midtown between 31st and 34th Streets from 3 to 11 p.m. His usual post was at Herald Square, where he got along cheerfully with the beat officers who frequent the park.
As you'd probably expect, HTC will be utilizing this investment to squeeze Beats technology (along with the "Beats" brand, of course) into their phones, with the first Beats-ified handsets hitting the shelves sometime this fall.
Lower East Side film took off using the combat cameras developed during the Second World War, flourished along with the Beats and the New Wave, and culminated in the eighties art scene.
Ask your child to think of another word that rhymes with one in the poem, or have them clap along with the beats of the words as you read.
