Sentence examples for beat more like from inspiring English sources

Mondesir's drumming, constantly filling and flirting with the beat (more like rhythm than beating) helped the sound have weight without becoming bogged down.

A beat, more like a trudge than a dance, arrived and vanished at will; there were passages of little more than a low but insistent hum, or of ticking, staticky rhythm.

The "shale beat" sounds more like a punishment handed down by a wrathful editor than something a reporter would rush to cover.

For the first time, Lifetime is finishing a calendar year as the highest-rated cable channel in prime time, beating more familiar names like ESPN, WTBS and the USA Network.

An early clue came when Boy Better Know won the four-way stage-show battle the Red Bull Culture Clash in 2012, beating more established overseas names like Diplo in the process – who were these guys that had a whole room full of young fans raucously cheering their every punchline?

Verna's heart is beating more rapidly.

They're techniques derived from genres like Southern hip-hop, drum-and-bass, minimal techno and witch house; Purity Ring uses them to create beats that are more like slow, heaving respiration than obvious propulsion.

First I have read people using these tapping blocks more like beating blocks to beat the hell out of these planks to get them to "click" into place.

The horse should have good rhythm; the trot should have a very clear two beat rhythm, if it is more like on, one-two, encourage your horse to push more forward.

Four years ago, Obama beat Mitt Romney by more like 35,000, finishing with 64% to the former Massachusetts governor's 35%.

The mournful Mr. Kitano, who goes by the sobriquet Beat Takeshi, actually looks more like that nickname than ever; he's exhausted by the burden of keeping the code of honor in the underworld on two different continents.