Sentence examples for marching to a different beat from inspiring English sources
Marching to a Different Beat There are several nonholiday options among the season's Sugar Plum Fairies and the "Hallelujah" chorus.
Now, two centuries after the military campaign and half a century after the marketing campaign, Spain is still different: a country alone, one which throughout the 20th century consistently went the other way, marching to a different beat to that which defined the development of other western nations (with the sole exception, relatively speaking, of Portugal).
Google is holding to a yearly release schedule, but manufacturers are seemingly marching to a different beat.
Around the same time, I met a fellow drummer marching to a different beat.
Politics in Scotland now marches to a different beat than that of the old Etonians and Harrovians and their midnight horse-trading in the Westminster gin palace.
One major limitation, said Juan Figueroa, president and general counsel of the Puerto Rican Legal Defense and Education Fund, is that the party system in the state is so machine-driven that it leaves little room for those who want "to march to a different beat in order to deal with the many endemic problems of our communities".
(Smith) 'Unsilent Night' (Saturday) Uptown, Handel's "Messiah" is the big holiday draw, but for the last two decades, new-music aficionados have marched to a different beat — that of Phil Kline's "Unsilent Night," a Greenwich Village procession in which participants carry boom-boxes (and these days, MP3 players and even an iPhone app) playing cassettes and CDs provided by Mr. Kline.
Coating Excellence International (CEI) of Wrightstown, Wis., marches to a different beat.
Particularly bearing in mind the very different mentalities and realities in Europe: the City of London happens to march to a different beat than the Old Town of Athens or the Centre of Prague.
People need to realize that it's OK to march to a different beat.
"If your child marches to a different beat, a different drummer, you might just have to go along with that music.
