Sentence examples for beat empty from inspiring English sources

For two bars he maintains his previous beat; in the third he delays a snare hit, agitating the groove slightly; and in the fourth he leaves the first beat empty, following up with a brief syncopated pattern that culminates in an unexpectedly early cymbal crash, heralding the band's re-entry".Amen, Brother" lay dormant for almost two decades.

It's not the best deal, but it beats the empty bag true preferred shareholders would have been left holding.

At the height of the violence thieves even stole Padre Beto's church bell, forcing staff to announce services by beating an empty propane tank with an axe handle.

It is a good idea to use this method to kill rather than simply breaking its neck because the heart continues to beat and helps empty the body of unneeded blood.

In the north, beats appear in groups of two, three, or four and include strong as well as "empty" beats.

The filler is the fun stuff, and it could be said, without much exaggeration, that nearly all the fun stuff in drumming takes place in those two empty beats between the end of one phrase and the start of another.

The shipwreck known as "Greek Ship" is one of Kish's most popular attractions and photo-op sites, just beating out the empty building in the shape of a ship.

I'd give it about three hours at full brightness from full to fully empty; I beat StarFox and had a good hour and a half of Street Fighter II with my friends before it was down to low battery status, after which it probably had about 20 minutes left.

Its chorus starts with a full instrumental beat, acting as an empty pause before the vocal begins there's check one at which point Virgo Williams' voice leaps up an octave check two accompanied by the introduction of a couple layers of synths check three.

He is the best light-heavyweight in the world, and the threats of beating him are usually empty.

This study was designed to determine whether keeping the heart empty and beating improved myocardial fluid homeostasis and energy metabolism of hypertrophied pig hearts in comparison with cardioplegic arrest.