Sentence examples for bump beat from inspiring English sources

"Do Somethin'" is an dance-pop song with usage of electric guitars and a "bump beat", as described by Spence D. of IGN.

There, he'd work his charm on the ladies at one of the Spanish island's epic "closing parties," where DJs like Fatboy Slim and David Guetta bump beats for pools overflowing with people.

When asked why the song was remixed, Hugo replied with, "We wanted something with more of a straight-ahead, club-bumping beat, just a different take on it.

Other tactics used to deter competitors include "jump" bidding (raising prices by a big step rather than a small one) and "self bumping" (beating your own winning bid with a higher bid, as a display of strength).Over time tinkering by the FCC has helped.

Don some sequins and bump some "Beat It": Michael Jackson was born 55 years ago today.

The glass cases illuminate the entire courtyard of Lyon's City Hall with each bump and beat of Squeaky Lobster's backing music.

Similarly, the song "Serious" starts off with an orchestral intro before diving into a Prince-ready bumping drum beat and ambient synth.

To check the horse's heart rate, place your palm on the horse's chest just behind the left elbow and feel for the bump-bump-bump of the heart beat.

If tears are shed, they're quickly forgotten once that old bump-and-grind beat starts pumping again.

Stripping it of its hubba-hubba and bump-and-grind beat, with nary a "baby" to be heard, she forces the song to stand on its own as a surreal, minimalist, blues-flavored lament, whose last word "die" is hissed.

Later, the gangsters whom Chengcai bumped into earlier beat him up.