Sentence examples for pounding beat from inspiring English sources
After a false finale, a pounding beat ushers in the real thing bathed in red light, for some reason.
IF you're the kind of person who likes to meditate to the pounding beat of Run DMC, do I ever have a club for you.
They would rather not strain to hear over the pounding beat of a bartender's iPod, or squint to decipher a graphically perplexing menu in the barest glow of candlelight.
With the pounding beat of the rock song "Small Town" rattling the walls, Senator John Edwards seized the moment on Tuesday night that was more than a year in the making.
His latest mix CD, "About Now" (611), is diverse without being diffuse: the pounding beat makes way for jazzy vocals, rough polyrhythms and excerpted dialogue from "The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman".
The series's third annual reading, on Thursday evening, redefined the work as a cross between a late-1960s psychedelic freakout and a more up-to-date extended dance track, complete with an insistently pounding beat.
Synths, pianos, guitars and pounding beats are hurled against madcap lyrical ideas and barmy vaudeville characters.
In silence or to pounding beats, the combatants train and practice as the camera all but licks their flexing muscles and rivulets of sweat.
Their formula — straight, pounding beats, bellowing or screeched vocals, pre-stomp-box distortion achieved by maxing out their amps' volume — presaged the volatile energy of punk rock.
The night's last set went to A Tribe Called Red, the computer-wielding trio that meshes the pounding beats and cutting chants of powwow music with the pounding beats, bruising bass lines and sonic zingers of international dance music and does it with muscle and good timing.
"Scott Henry packed the trance tent," reported Kelefa Sanneh of The Times, "with a set built on simple melodies, pounding beats and dramatic contrasts".
