Sentence examples for beat being called from inspiring English sources

If nothing else, it beat being called Adolf".

The pace of the fundamental beat is called tempo (Italian "time").

That must be why one of the most retro songs on the album, with an '80s club beat, is called "Reagan's Skeleton"; its lyrics sketch a horror movie plot about Ronald Reagan, zombies and the return of trickle-down economics.

"You Can't Stop the Beat" was called a "perfect ending to a perfect season premiere" by Mullins.

No sweat, we're thrilled to be called "Obama!" It still beats being called "Bush!" any day.

Eating disorder charity Beat is calling for a ban on airbrushing that changes the shape of the body.

By a coincidence, both condemned beats were called Marius.

As a teenager, Tipping, an East Bay native and American Film Institute graduate, once got jumped for his Nikes and bristled at the idea that his beating was called a rite of passage.

Rhythmic pulsation felt on the chest, coinciding with heartbeat, is called the apex beat.

When the rate is more than 100 beats per minute, the rhythm is called tachycardia.

Local groups were soon being called "beat groups", and venues started advertising concerts as "Beat Sessions".