Sentence examples for beat to dance from inspiring English sources

The ranks of the dubious included most of the old guard, from Louis Armstrong (to him, bop was all "weird chords which don't mean nothin' and no melody to remember and no beat to dance to") on down to the journeymen who had filled out the sections of the gargantuan swing bands that had until recently ruled the land.

Yep, it's hard to find the beat to dance to on "Numb" but that's the whole point.

Look for a great beat to dance to!

To make a good beat, listen to dance music and try to pick out the characteristics of the drums only.

She added: "The core of the mixes took Biophilia somewhere else while still keeping its character, and like they so often do when at their best: the remixes gave the songs more beats; legs to dance on!" Biophilia was released almost exactly a year ago, both as Björk's eighth album and as the world's first app album – a series of digital games and widgets, exploring principles of music and science.

Find up-beat jams to dance to while you dress!

One rich old gentleman, though, stays behind, enjoying the beat, and looking to dance.

And, let's face it, a great beat and easy to dance to.

The song is so infectious and, in Spain, so ubiquitous, that here even toddlers recognize the opening beats and start to dance, their less than slick moves still faithful to Las Ketchup's arm-waving, hand-crossing, knee-knocking style.

While their beats implore you to dance, there's a force to their sound analog acts can't match.

As Mr. Puente kept up a steady salsa beat, Ms. Agron rose to dance with her son Joseph.