Sentence examples for bit of beat from inspiring English sources

Then someone switches on a tape machine and a bit of "Beat It" blares out into the night... "Magic" - says Michael Jackson, who talks a lot about magic - "is easy if you put your heart into it".

"We realized that when business travelers are getting out the door in the morning, we need to be putting a little bit of beat in their step," Ms. Kboudi said, explaining that this has led to a move away from classical music or jazz during the morning shift.

In a bit of beat synergy: Early on, Coppola said he wanted to make On the Road in the manner of Alfred Leslie and Robert Frank's 1959 Pull My Daisy, in black & white.

A St . Louisfriend of William Burroughs, Carr was a fast and scary driver, catalyst for acts of rebellion, and key player in perhaps the first bit of beat scandal, the murder of Dave Kammerer, his former boy scout leader and stalker, with a boy scout knife.

The Telegraph might have added that boys are inherently undisciplined and a bit of beating and buggery never did them any harm.

"I've been to some bizarre places – I've been to a Northern Territories [Australia] election, and they take a bit of beating," he said.

"I've been to some bizarre places, I've been to a Northern Territory [Australia] election, and they take a bit of beating, but I've never seen anything like this.

"The Rangers and Celtic games sometimes get a bit of stick and not enough credit, but I've been to football games throughout the world and that atmosphere today takes a bit of beating.

Cardboard Bush looked like he had taken a bit of a beating that day.

But that prestige is taking a bit of a beating as the fight with Hachette drags on".

"The Maoists have taken a bit of a beating," he concludes.In this section A new Great Game?