Sentence examples for gives a beat from inspiring English sources
The Met's musicians complain that Gergiev has been late to rehearsals, behaves arrogantly, and gives a beat that's hard to follow.
The fifths are flat by a quarter of a comma, which is much less dissonant than a comma: it gives a beat rate of 0.9 to 4 per second for fifths that fall within the compass of the medieval gamut.
At one point, Vänskä stopped giving a beat and rocked slowly with the music.
If you can give a beat you should be able to take a beat.
"O.K., try playing these C-sharps as if you were a conductor giving a beat.
The A Lister gave a beat down to his former partner and finished with the Skull Crushing Finale.
One trick is to give a beat before the last of the cow parsley and the first sowing of carrots, then cover them immediately after sowing.
Jazz gave a beat to the new era, women started smoking and drinking and had new role models in actresses like Marilyn Miller - star of Ziegfeld Follies - and, as critic John Lahr said, "musicals sold optimism".
During a visit to a recording studio, Carey was given a beat by The Legendary Traxster.
Collier was eventually given a beat to walk in the Pershing Square area downtown, which she and other policewomen did undercover.
A nurse named Liz Evans, just 25 years old, was given a beat up old building on East Hastings Street and filled it with tenants who struggled with severe addictions to drugs.
