Sentence examples for any beat from inspiring English sources
The phrase "any beat" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used in contexts where you want to refer to any rhythm or musical beat, often in discussions about music or dance. Example: "You can dance to any beat, as long as you feel the rhythm."
"Yeezus" – as in the character doing the rapping – is a construct as much as any beat on the album.
Any Beat reading list must begin with "Howl," by Allen Ginsberg; "On the Road," by Jack Kerouac; and "Naked Lunch," by William S. Burroughs.
You need to process this if you love hip-hop, because few rappers have an instrument that matches Snoop's: an easy baritone with a high ceiling that dominates any beat it faces but never tightens.
And then there's the way they incite each other rhythmically: "Watch me catch this note faster than you or any beat can," he is clearly signaling in the final verse.
The danger is that musical form will become just the next Poundian shibboleth, yet another standard the poems can't quite live up to – for an epic including history isn't likely to keep any beat, steady or not.
The Jelas – Jody Coyote (From MySpace via Our Band Could BBQ Your Life) Gloriously messy, pretentious and exclusionary art-noise from a Bristol band who's songwriting technique goes along the lines of: tunes are boring, structure is boring, keeping the beat (any beat) is boring.
But this wasn't just any Beat-era soul-searching: Conner wanted to invite every living Bruce Conner to attend a convention.
The videos did not show any beating.
He didn't want any beating around the bush".
A NEW WRINKLE promises to breathe new life into any beat-up old handset.
He couldn't recall any beating from his father.
