Sentence examples for bomb beat from inspiring English sources
In Ghersi's hands, Madonna's swoonful 1994 single "Secret," is slowed down to a drowsy crawl and assaulted with a digital glitch bomb beat.
Perhaps we believe the myth that bombing helps because we think bombing beat the Nazis.
This band have gotten better - they're tighter than a laser-guided smart bomb, the beats are more swingy, and Carlos D's bass and keys are even more expressive and swooning.
That's why a bomb can't beat us.
On Thursday, at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross, President Obama, in a moving and eloquent address, hailed the spirit of Americans — "our faith in each other, our love for each other, our love for country" — and he added: That's why a bomb can't beat us.
My 13-year-old daughter whispered, "Do the Japanese hate us because we bombed them and beat them?" No, I explained, they don't.
Hence the Prodigy get Method Man in to rhyme over their beats; Bomb the Bass and Justin Warfield's Bug Powder Dust gets turned into weird, spacewalking hip-hop; and Portishead, on Revenge of the Number, sample an old soul riff to create the funkiest thing they ever did.
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev planted a dirty homemade bomb in the beating heart of Boston on our day of communal celebration.
The Bomb was hard to beat.
Ten minutes after they entered a Shiite mosque, the attack ended after one assailant detonated a suicide bomb and Shiite worshipers beat the two remaining gunmen to death.
There are no noon starts that really pop out, unless you're interested in watching West Virginia drop a bomb on Maryland, Ohio State beat U.A.B. by 40 points or UTEP give Wisconsin all it can handle in Madison.
