Sentence examples for appropriate beat from inspiring English sources

Jillette also participated in the playing of "The Star-Spangled Banner" by juggling some balls above a large bass drum and letting one drop onto the drum on the appropriate beat: "Oh, say can you see [BOOM] by the dawn's early light [BOOM]...".

Jillette also participated in the playing of "The Star-Spangled Banner" by juggling some balls above a large bass drum and letting one drop onto the drum on the appropriate beat: "Oh, say can you see [BOOM] by the dawn's early light [BOOM]..."...

Like you said, Khalil knows what Spyder wants, and if that nigga likes for his voice to be the main melody then construct him an appropriate beat.

Like the piece, the interface of the game itself is simple in theory: The player taps a button to the appropriate beat (with easy and medium modes dots, light up) while the computer maintains the original rhythm.

Find an appropriate beat on which to build your music.

The classic "scratch" sound comes from picking an appropriate blank beat, like a trumpet blast or some other long sound effect, and rocking the platter back and forth over that sound, producing the distinctive "scratch" sound.

Last Thursday evening, the Hemingwayesque Richard Fleming read from his new book, "Walking to Guantánamo" (Commons), while the Nu Guajiro trio, on bass, congo, and tresero, supplied appropriate Cuban beats, and Richard's neighbor blended knock-your-socks-off mojitos.

During the first four songs she played at Radio City Music Hall on Friday night, she borrowed the theme from Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, appropriated two beats from the Notorious B.I.G., swiped a chorus (and a few dance moves) from Michael Jackson, quoted Marvin Gaye, covered a song by Prince and brought out an old Roy Ayers hook.

I thnk the appropriate expression is "beat that!".

LONDON — There was something appropriate about rain beating miserably on the windows at Lord's cricket ground not long after the conclusion of the England versus Pakistan test match on Sunday.

Yet it is this kind of exploration that aims to produce teachers who are more than classroom mechanics drilled in the art of standing still while giving instructions and waiting the appropriate number of beats after asking a question.