Sentence examples for beat to keep from inspiring English sources

Once you establish your pace, it can select a tune with a matching beat to keep you on track.

After all, metres like the spondee, ♩♩, and the dispondee, ♩♩♩♩, need an accent on the first beat to keep their identity.

"I said to Coach Switzer, 'Who do we have to beat to keep our jobs?' " Brown recalled.

I think they want to believe that there's one set of rules for everybody, that there are still good cops on the beat to keep things honest.

A dance to pop music doesn't have to be better than a dance set to Bach, but it needs more than a healthy beat to keep it alive.

No headphones needed, but please follow the conductor's beat to keep time.

She married a man who was abusive to her, and in time, her friends from the park gave the husband a beating to keep him away.

As more and more serious Web video shows and podcasts get produced, they are going to need some good back beats to keep people watching.

The earphones also carried a continuous electronic metronomic four-beat to keep all performers walking and moving in time with the music.

We recoiled from depressing TV news segments and reached for the beats to keep us sane.

A trio of DJs -- William Francis, David Sokolowski and JX Cannon -- will be giving deep house, hip hop, nu disco, electropsych, rhythm+bass, and ballroom beats, to keep all of our unconventional conventionists dancing well past sunrise.