1. Here is a basic two beat rhythm with a main beat and an opposing off beat.

2. You turn down invitations to anything off-beat.

3. 9 Mary tried to beat off the mosquitoes.

4. We beat their heads off at an English competition.

5. McConnell beat off a challenge for his Senate seat.

6. 4 She beat off a challenge to her leadership.

7. Skippers bistro Off-beat but well worth seeking out.

8. 1 The soldiers beat off all the enemy attacks.

9. It was the internationalism of the 1965 poetry reading, cultural, post-Beat, off-beat, and art-oriented.

10. 27 Her style of dress is definitely off-beat.

11. 10 The garrison beat off all the enemy attacks.

12. 2 They beat off an attack by the rebel army.

13. 3 McConnell beat off a challenge for his Senate seat.

14. 15 They beat off the enemy ( all the enemy attacks ).

15. 6 We beat their heads off at an English competition.

16. 11 Such expertise helps OFCs to beat off the competition.

17. For that, we need at least one opposing beat with a different sound, which can be the unstressed off beat or the accented back beat.

18. I hate it when I get beat off for that.

19. For example, we can combine a basic two beat rhythm with off beats to get a four beat system.

20. She beat off her attacker by hitting him with her handbag.

21. 13 Our soldiers beat off the attacks of the enemy many times.

22. 12 The children beat off a challenge from nine other Darlington schools.

23. The patiently plodding policeman: he should never have come off the beat.

24. 5 She beat off her attacker by hitting him with her handbag.

25. You can't beat playing a gig, you get such a buzz off it.

26. 6 The smaller shopkeepers ganged together to beat off competition from the supermarkets.

27. 3 He was tall and had a quirky, off-beat sense of humour.

28. Beat synonyms, Beat pronunciation, Beat translation, English dictionary definition of Beat

29. Verb (used with object), Beat, Beat·en or Beat, Beat·ing

30. Beat, beat·en (bēt′n) or beat, beat·ing, Beats v.tr

31. Verb (used without object), Beat, Beat·en or Beat, Beat·ing.

32. naturally, then, she accented a simple plaid shirtdress with an off-beat turquoise-studded belt.

33. 18 He can also maintain quality ( whatever that is ), exclude malware, and beat off rivals.

34. Beat up synonyms, Beat up pronunciation, Beat up translation, English dictionary definition of Beat up

35. 17 Manufacturers were looking at different techniques in an effort to beat off their rivals.

36. 7 Objective: to reduce costs, stay competitive, and beat off the threat from cheap foreign imports.

37. In atrial Bigeminy a premature atrial beat beat follows each sinus beat

38. I just hope the club doesn't slip out of my hand and beat the mustache off his face.

39. 16 An elderly man, who was walking his pet, collapsed when he tried to beat off the Rottweiler.

40. 14 Liverpool beat off stiff competition from other leading European clubs to land Cole ,[www.Sentencedict.com] Jovanovic and Wilson.

41. Adaptive beat-to-beat heart rate estimation in Ballistocardiograms

42. Atrial Beat an ectopic Beat originating in an atrium

43. - Beat Not Babied Work Hard Wheel Harder @Beat

44. Snow-White and Rose-Red beat the snow off the bear, and they quickly become quite friendly with him.

45. There was a loud cheer that calmed me and then our rhythm section kicked off a hard-driving beat.

46. Benignly Rebellious Notwithstanding off-beat saintliness, Sarada Devi was a revolutionary in her attitude, with a sublime beauty and grace

47. But what do I give a shit if some rich fucking wacko wants to beat off to something like that?

48. 4 synonyms for Beat up: work over, beat, drum up, rally

49. Beat the drums

50. Adaptive heartbeat modelling for beat-to-beat heart rate measurement in Ballistocardiograms.

51. Standard beat cops.

52. Beat it, brat!

53. An imaginary Barline is a notation convention designed to help the music reader know what’s syncopated—off the beat—and what’s not

54. " Ah, noble ship, " the angel seemed to say, " beat on, beat on, thou noble ship, and bear a hardy helm; for lo! the sun is breaking through; the clouds are rolling off -- serenest azure is at hand. "

55. Bigeminy — every other beat is a PAC. Trigeminy — every third beat is a PAC. Quadrigeminy — every fourth beat is a PAC

56. Don't beat yourself up.

57. Bumbaste (v.) (1) To beat on the posteriors; hence, to flog, beat soundly, thrash

58. Or we can combine a two beat rhythm with a three beat one.

59. The sun beat down .

60. He beat his rival.

61. Bumbaste (v.) (1) To beat on the posteriors; hence, to flog, beat soundly, thrash

62. Beat up From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Beat up phrasal verb 1 beat somebody ↔ up to hurt someone badly by hitting them Her boyfriend got drunk and beat her up

63. Uptown, downtown Turn the beat around town Hip hopping, diddy beat Bopping There's no stopping to the sound Of the New York City beat

64. Battue translate: manhunt, beat

65. Right on the beat.

66. Hey, you look beat.

67. His heart beat erratically.

68. The 18-year-old from North Shields beat off eight opponents and a tendon injury to take the lead after the opening compulsory figures.

69. This is the British English definition of Beat up.View American English definition of Beat up.

70. Acciaccaturas now play back correctly - before the beat - and appoggiaturas play back on the beat

71. I'll beat you to death

72. Does it beat water balloon?

73. He beat her hands down.

74. The grandfather clock beat midnight.

75. Astrocreeper30 added the project Beat up SCRATCH CAT 4.0 (the 4th Beat up) 8:49 p.m

76. The first note of a Beamed group must never fall on an off beat, unless it's preceded by a rest or a dotted note

77. 63 synonyms for Clobber: batter, beat, assault, smash, bash, lash, thrash, pound, beat up, wallop

78. What does Beat mean? To Beat is to win, or to arrive first for something

79. He sure had me beat.

80. The rain beat unrelentingly down.