Sentence examples for beat steady from inspiring English sources

The danger is that musical form will become just the next Poundian shibboleth, yet another standard the poems can't quite live up to – for an epic including history isn't likely to keep any beat, steady or not.

A standard-issue drummer, playing along, say, to the Beatles' "Carry That Weight," would keep his 4/4 beat steady through the line "Boy, you're gonna carry that weight, carry that weight, a long time," until the natural break, which comes at the end of the phrase, where, just after the word "time," a wordless, two-beat half-bar readies itself for the repeated chorus.

Just throw on Discover Weekly and Spotify will keep the beats steady knockin'.

It builds up the layers of tension over its opening two minutes before some heavy drum beats—steady, considered, foreboding enter, and then the whole piece drops away into a throb.

Another beat emerged, steady and industrial, with jackhammer sounds.

The beat is steady, seemingly propelling the dancers forward as they crawl.

Meanwhile, Peter Kihss was replicating Bach, assembling his facts in immaculate order, beat as steady as a metronome.

Back in the early 1980s, Goldberger, then a young cardiologist at the University of California San Diego, expected healthy hearts to beat in steady, metronomic patterns.

He will need to take risks to beat the steady Ferrero, which should make this match one of the best of the day.

Since then, Darden stock has beat a steady path to its all-time high, lifted by a general explosion in restaurant valuations.

The pace of civilian deaths served as a kind of pulse, whose steady beat told of the success, or failure, of America's war effort.