Sentence examples for building beat from inspiring English sources

The building beat stiff competition in a vintage year for ugly architecture.

Although the Woolworth Building beat him to the punch, in 1913, and the war slowed him down, by the time the late-twenties boom began he had got hold of a choice piece of land at the new city hub around Grand Central Terminal, and had hired William Van Alen to execute the design.

She could jump over a building, beat up the biggest, nastiest guys.

In its second-half, she sings of being haunted by a lover over minimalist keyboards and a gradual, building beat that simulates a cold atmosphere.

Smith's remix is extremely pared-down, with a slowly building beat which -- according to the rapper's ad-libs -- is produced by Jeff and Mick Boogie.

Selected from 1,715 submissions from 77 countries during two rounds of judgment, the building beat out designs by Haas Cook Zemmerich Studio2050, Asif Khan, and more in the competition's final round.

Twista and the Legendary Traxster The mistake producers make when building beats for Twista, once the fastest rapper in the world, is trying to keep up.

In March, dozens of former employees stormed the paper's landmark building, beating some workers and telling others they had come to "rescue" them from the paper's current administration.

He and his younger brother, Mick, lie awake in "Live From Dreamsville" listening to their parents arguing and then, just before sleep sets in, to a man in the next building beating his dog.

In fact, she says, she was thinking about those days when she was writing Metals, because when they first lived together they were quite private about their music: Peaches quietly building beats in her bedroom, Feist four-tracking her own songs… This leads, again, to another riff about time, but we divert on to her childhood.

The dozen songs on "x" carry his devoted listenership through a whirlwind few years that saw him touring the world with pal/collaborator Taylor Swift and perfecting the art of building beat-based songs live onstage using a guitar, sampler, foot-pedal and inventive layers of loops.