Sentence examples for new heartbeat from inspiring English sources
Under the monumental tower of Big Ben, they spontaneously burst into chanting a lively song to the glories of their own homeland, Cuba, and the pale dignity of London is automatically given a new heartbeat.
Then when the heartbeat frequency changes from 1 to 5 s, the EA and timeout curves show that after a short while IFDS could clearly adapt the timeout interval to the new heartbeat frequency.
"The new Heartbeat offers a beautiful and simple new user interface, featuring drag and drop widgets; fully customizable dashboards; seamless dashboard sharing fostering cross-team collaboration; and enhanced reporting capabilities," he told me in an emailed statement.
Young Fathers' music is what he settled on for the new "heartbeat" of Edinburgh.
Here are some of yesterday's Gadget stories: This Wild Machine "Grows" Electronics New Heartbeats In-Ear Headphones Are The Gaga Version Of Dre's Beats Microsoft Ready To Take On Apple Stores With 75 More Retail Stores Incase Expands Into Headphones And We Go Ears On Not So Crazy Rumor: Amazon To Release An Android Tablet And Two New Kindles This Fall.
This week's Critic's Notebook is on Sondre Lerche, the delightful Norwegian musician whose new album, "Heartbeat Radio," is just out.
By Sasha Frere-Jones September 2, 2009 This week's Critic's Notebook is on Sondre Lerche, the delightful Norwegian musician whose new album, "Heartbeat Radio," is just out.
There's a new slideshow, Heartbeat, in which a beautiful, meditative soundtrack written by John Taverner and sung by Björk accompanies new pictures about the interplay between men and women - and their children.
His new album, "Heartbeat Radio" (Rounder), uses a full band, yet he managed to simulate its dynamics with only his electric or acoustic guitar, deploying modest fingerpicking or brisk syncopations or punky electric strumming in meticulous arrangements.
I'm ready to arrange Fury v Wilder in a heartbeat New WBC heavyweight champ Deontay Wilder has again publicly declared that he fancies Tyson Fury as his next opponent.
The Ohio state legislature threw down the gauntlet this week to the supreme court, passing a new anti-abortion "heartbeat" bill that would ban terminations from as early as six weeks, the most severe restrictions in the country.
