Sentence examples for that beat for from inspiring English sources

In the postwar magazine Southern Bivouac, an anonymous poet wrote: Still is the heart that beat for his land, Hushed is the voice, and cold is the hand; Never to ride with the ringing brigade; Never to lead with the glittering blade; Never to charge with the Red Cross again — "Weep, Light Artillery!" Pelham is slain.

They know when something smells fishy, because they've worked that beat for so long.

I've been away from that beat for a while now, but last month another intriguing item came my way as I perused the Internet, this time from India: the image of the seven-armed, apparently Hindu, Goddess of Visas.

But Stark didn't stay on that beat for long -- he then asked Kunis if she would join him and the "boys" at chicken restaurant Nando's before heading to a Watford match where they could wear bright yellow jerseys, drink pints and nosh on steak and ale pies.

What the movie ends up being is a failure that, beat-for-beat, apes the storyline of the first film, but lacks its pale underdog's energy.

George Bush's infamous glimpse into Putin's soul failed to recognise what nostalgic cold warriors have always insisted was pinned to his sleeve: a heart that beats for lost imperial glory, and a ruthless ambition to match.

I'm so proud of her, because even one set of eyes and ears and one heart that beats for all mankind can save mankind.

Where have you gone, Dan Yaccarino, author of the no-hitter that beat Mexico for the crown?

Fourteen of them are veterans of the 1998 team that beat Canada for gold in Nagano, Japan.

LSI reported earnings on Wednesday that beat expectations for revenue, up 6 percent to $501 million, and the company forecast a strong outlook.

Last week I could have selected anyone from the Sunderland team that beat Newcastle for my team of the week but against Crystal Palace they played like complete strangers.