Sentence examples for beat it made from inspiring English sources

Shirley Bassey's Goldfinger is the one to beat: it made the singer a major star, and its menacing two-note opening is recognised worldwide.

Worried that the title might entail something rather gimmicky, Erica Jeal found the reality "more rewarding", arguing that what the material lacked in originality ("the second movement sounds like the Rite of Spring squeezed into a slow hip-hop beat") it made up for by Prokofiev's "serious yet just witty enough" handling of it.

"We all have to revisit our scheduling to find some teams who are going to win 10 games, but who you can beat; it makes us all root for our opponents," Brown said.

"When I hear that beat, it makes me nuts," he said.

My vital advice to you is to try your hardest to beat it, and make your last year count.

After the last couple of years of bedroom producers churning out strangely sexless beats, it makes sense that musicians are swapping cerebral leanings for carnal longings.

Once I had my mindset that I was going to do this modelling thing, I really wanted to beat it, if that makes sense?

The only way to beat it is to make a case that is both substantively stronger and relayed with more conviction.

The basic clothlike material, produced from the inner bark, or bast, of certain trees (see bast fibre), is made by stripping off the bast, soaking it, and beating it to make the fibres interlace and to reduce thickness.

To beat it, you'd have to make a movie starring, I don't know, Abraham Lincoln himself.

I plan to beat it, but it has made seeing the girls more important than ever.