Sentence examples for beat more often from inspiring English sources

Beirut rarely uses a standard rock beat; more often it has the sputtering snare drum and occasional bass-drum thuds of waltzes, tangos, polkas and Balkan dances.

Starring Ms. Rigby, 21 years after her Broadway debut in the title role, this likable, well-oiled musical only occasionally misses a beat, more often because of its script and staging than its cast.

But what the Mets needed more than any individual accomplishment -- a victory over a Montreal team that they should beat more often if they are to make the playoffs -- eluded them again before 32,467 fans at Shea Stadium last night.

Mostly, boys are the victims of physical punishment and beating more often than girls, while girls are at higher risk of infanticide, sexual abuse and neglect (Hunter et al. 2000).

We also found that male IDU experienced police beating more often than women.

"I'd have taken him to beat Nadal more often than not on all surfaces, excluding clay obviously.

But the technical aspects are often breathtaking and the action beats satisfy more often than not.

Sometimes you thought you were lucky to be sailing against those guys because they're such good sailors and sometimes I'd beat them although more often than not they would beat me.

He drifted back to his friends well before the final whistle, but not before exhorting the United winger, Ryan Giggs, to take on and beat his man more often.

By Ben McGrath Last year, Tim Wakefield, one of only two knuckleballers on a major-league roster, beat the Yankees more often than any other pitcher.

The euphemism, when published in newspapers, leaves a lot to the imagination of the reader, which probably helps the beat constable who, more often than not, in every nook and corner of the country, aims to extort middle-class youngsters or middle-aged adulterers.