Sentence examples for beat popularized from inspiring English sources

Fox-trots for fast music include the one-step (one walking step to each musical beat) popularized by Irene and Vernon Castle shortly after the dance's inception and the peabody (with a quick leg cross).

It also features the German schaffel beat popularized by glam rock.

MacLeod, 84, and the popular "Love Boat" series popularized cruising during the show's run on ABC from 1977-87.

And it's popularized "binge viewing".

… It's become popularized in recent years.

Though popularized by Duke Ellington, it was written by Billy Strayhorn.

This is the book that popularized what became known as the Southern Strategy.

Crack cocaine was popularized because of its affordability, its immediate euphoric effect, and its high profitability.

What popularized physical culture most, however, was the National Police Gazette, which sold 2,225,000 copies weekly by 1895.

Almost all of them come from Hollis, one of the neighborhoods that popularized rap music.

In that same period the O'Brien style of putting was popularized, with outstanding results.