Sentence examples for beat combination from inspiring English sources

Indeed, for those I describe as Middle Yeared, watching a beat combination from an upholstered tip-up seat is right there alongside wanting to wear fleece, or owning up to a sudden and slightly fierce interest in growing tomatoes..

Usually, you'll hear a variety of percussive instruments, like snares, bass drums, cymbals, bells, or the traditional beat combination of dhol and tashe; roving bands of percussionists will divide into "beat sections" and "cymbal sections," some of which can be as large as 20-people deep.

The former British colony offers a hard-to-beat combination of high salaries, proximity to the mainland and relative academic freedom.

Another market-beating combination, for example, the combination of the five-stock Buyback Dogs portfolio with the ten-stock Buyback Income Index and the five-stock Buyback High-Tech Portfolio, would also give you 20 different stocks.

It's hard to beat its combination of heritage, convenience and creature comforts.

For a truly riotous comedy experience, it's hard to beat the combination of puppets and improv.

But when it comes to mixing the personal and the cosmic, it's hard to beat the combination of evolution and hip-hop.

"It will be hard for Treasuries to beat the combination of a string of economic data that is pointing to a stronger economy, and more debt auctions," said J. Alan Day, who helps manage $8.5 billion at Banknorth Investment Management in Burlington, Vt.

[C4.] Janus to Close Three of Its Funds Under an onslaught of money from investors, the Janus mutual fund group said that it would close three funds: the $42 billion Janus Worldwide, the Janus Olympus Fund and the Janus Global Life Sciences Fund. [C2.] Journey From Boredom to Bossdom As preparation for the executive suite, it may be hard to beat the combination of boredom and curiosity.

The pair beat British combination Alison Patrick and Melissa Reid, who had to settle for silver, in a time of one hour, 12 minutes and 18 seconds over the three legs at Copacabana beach – constituting a 750m swim, 22.28km of cycling and a 5km run.

But, for this woman at least, none of that can beat a combination of free preschools, family allowances, tax deductions for each child, a paid, four-month maternity leave and to top it all off, an extended course of gymnastics, complete with personal trainer and electric stimulation devices, to get you and your birth canal muscles back into shape, courtesy of the taxpayer.