Sentence examples for beat come from inspiring English sources

Hers will be the performance to beat come awards season, and she is surrounded by Allen's customarily excellent supporting cast.

Now, his performance in Ray - the screen biography of Ray Charles - is being touted as the one to beat come Oscar time.

Nobody saw the Wallabies coming that year, and there's a sneaky suspicion, from this columnist at least, that they could be the team to beat come the 2015 World Cup which, incidentally, like 1991, is in the UK.

Mr. Gamble knows his way around a drone, but he also puts a lot of shifting harmony and texture in these one-man sketches, some of which —  like "I'm on Your Side," with its abstracted trip-hop beat —  come across as thoughtfully developed compositions.

Would you say that England have demonstrated this autumn that they will be the team to beat come the Six Nations?

And more recently she's seen her signature sound – lush and whispery but never forsaking a good beat – come back into vogue in the work of younger singers like Tinashe and FKA Twigs.

The beat came primarily from the medical and detection divisions.

Alice, without missing a beat, comes back: "What would you prefer I say?

"I learned that way back from the Cleveland Orchestra guys: one beat comes from the conductor, the actual beat comes from the principal flute".

The idea to set the song to a Caribbean beat came from Ernie Newton, the bassist at the session.

'Any team after they get beat comes back fighting harder,' he said.