Sentence examples for set to beats from inspiring English sources

He had made it more like a hip-hop record, he said: "The pieces are set to beats.

All this is set to beats that steadfastly decline to swing, a lock-stepped quick march across the dancefloor.

The young Mr. McGuire said he began writing poetry at age 9 and later began turning his work into raps, set to beats his brother helped him create on a computer.

Part one: if progammable androids in identikit gymslips were made to dance to the winsome pop of Scritti Politti, they might dance like this: stark articulations of limbs, calculated leans and lunges, slightly skewed and studiously set to beats.

Garmin had looked set to beat Columbia on the final straight but fell just short.

But it looks set to beat that target thanks mainly to sell-offs in the electricity sector and in airports.

Miles's pump, which holds about two teaspoons of blood, is set to beat 100 times a minute.

See articleEllen Johnson-Sirleaf, a former banker, seemed set to beat George Weah, a former footballer, in a run-off election for Liberia's presidency.

Renewables are, according to the International Energy Agency, now the fastest growing global energy sector, set to beat gas and generate double the supply from nuclear power by 2016.

If the trend in early trading continues, the index is set to beat its 2007 peak of 6732, with the next test the 6752 achieved in September 2000.

Yes, the team he leads now looks set to beat the Chicago Bulls's 1995-96 regular-season recofd of 72 wins (Golden State have 53 wins with 24 games left).