Sentence examples for beat next from inspiring English sources

All this horse has to beat next time is himself.

Auriemma said Rutgers would be difficult to beat next month in the National Collegiate Athletic Association tournament.

But the young Rangers' resilience, grit and invaluable experience accrued from a deep playoff run has set them up as a team to beat next season.

Beaten a head by the in-form Dancing Lyra, he pulled 8l clear of the third and will be hard to beat next time.

In 1937 he had the Politburo formally authorize physical torture of "enemies of the people," and he would add the words "Beat, beat!" next to a victim's name.

He is the best manager in the country and he will be the man to beat next season too.

"Japanese shokunin, or craftsmen, feel satisfied if they realize and beat next-to-impossible expectations that customers demand of them," Mr. Kang said.

It is rooted in the composer's memories of her first pregnancy, during which she thought often about the person whose heart was beating next to her own and studied the sonogram for clues.

Brooklyn-based Kaltura has earned the honor to present as the 40th company in this year's TechCrunch40 conference, beating next generation forums provider Tangler by a handful of votes.

The term 'context-sensitive', however, is commonly applied both to simple indexicals and to complex expressions that contain simple indexicals, for example, the definite description 'the dog she is looking at', the verb phrase 'sat next to me', and the sentence 'He is standing'.

Even some dude who just came through to play beats, next thing you know, he was getting fucking head in the vocal booth.