The phrase "hit beat" can be used in written English to describe the rhythm or tempo in a song or piece of music.
It is often used when discussing the musical elements of a composition, such as in a music review or analysis. Example: "The catchy chorus of this song is driven by a strong hit beat, making it perfect for dancing."
Ocean's album Channel Orange, which has been a huge critical hit, beat Brown's own album, Fortune.
These surveys ask respondents whether their partner has ever thrown something, pushed, grabbed or shoved, slapped, kicked, bitten or hit, beat up, choked, burned, forced sex, or threatened to use or used a gun or knife.
He stole second and then raced home on Chambers' hit, beating the throw to the plate and ending the game only five minutes short of five hours.
Escobar used his legs for his first major league hit, beating out a soft chopper to third that scored Todd Pratt in the sixth.
The opening shots of the series hit beats familiar in the post-apocalyptic genre, albeit with a much more absurdist sensibility.
MR: The songs on your new album seem very personal, and as far as your first album, it had "Human," "Industry," and "Beautiful Disaster," and the second album had the hit "Beating My Heart".
His 1982 album Thriller, which included the blockbuster hits Beat It, Billie Jean and Thriller, is still the best-selling album of all time, with an estimated 50m copies sold worldwide.
He even legged out a single for one of his hits, beating Johnson to first.
Can we expect a family record like "Only One" again, or will he go back to the hard hitting beats of Yeezus.
According to Article 622 of Iran's penal code, "Anyone who intentionally and by hitting, beating, and bothering a pregnant woman causes an abortion, should pay blood money.
It was running what I'd call the "greatest hits" from the Israeli-Palestinian conflict: nonstop film of Israelis hitting, beating, dragging, clubbing and shooting Palestinians.
