Sentence examples for wave beat from inspiring English sources
Neither is "Tribute to Gloria Vanderbilt," in which Haring makes eyes at — and eventually makes out with — the camera while dancing spastically to a New Wave beat.
It opened with "World News," a soaring crescendo in song form, and then led into "Camera Talk," which oscillated between a headlong new wave beat and a half-time reggae groove.
It was a cool remix: the time is invoked in dialogue every few minutes, and you appreciate more deeply the way that, at 6 45 P.M., a New Wave beat sneakily penetrates the clamor of a party scene from "Breakfast at Tiffany's," heralding the subsequent clip — a gallery scene from "Basquiat".
11, World Yacht Marina, Pier 81, West 41st Street and 12th Avenue, Clinton, www.worldyacht.com, $30 to $35. (Sinagra) SHOUT OUT LOUDS (Sunday and Monday) Despite their punkish name, these Swedes make plaintive, occasionally folky, 60's-inspired romanticist rock, sometimes steadied by a new wave beat or leavened by humble dream-pop drift.
The New Wave beats and keening orchestral soundscapes, abetted by a volcanic opening track cameo from the singer Zola Jesus, add up to an incongruously lovely flight of fancy.
Then it's over to singsong playground chants and new wave beats, among them "My Girls," which was written with Le Tigre, the post-riot-grrrl synth-pop group.
The new-wave beat subsided and a hush fell.
"You gotta show me the way," he implores, over a crisply propulsive new-wave beat.
Waves beat against the vessel, knocking two people overboard.
Where to stay Ta Liotridia In Mandraki, the main town of Nisyros, the waves beat right up against the volcanic stone buildings.
When a jet came screaming low overhead, one of the men shouted, "They're bringing in air strikes!" Heavy percussions shook the ground under the men, who were now lying flat, and shock waves beat against their faces.
