beat造句

My heart beat faster;

I am completely beat.

The market does not beat them. They beat themselves.

sudden arrest of heart beat

You can't beat skin-diving.

He beat time on the accelerator.

I finally beat her in that match.

I beat him to the parking space.

This program can beat me blind.

Competition should beat the price down.

Badmin was able to beat bill at billiards, but bill always beat badmin badly at badminton.

Our soldiers beat back all the attacks of the enemy.

The bird beat its wings rapidly as it flew on.

Warmth radiated now, and beat pleassantly on them.

People enslave them, beat them, then eat them too.

Beat-to-beat short term regulation of blood pressure is provided by a spontaneous reflex called the baroreceptor reflex.

Her local admirers beat a path to her door.

So-called “pariah funds” did beat the most popular sectors, but they also failed to beat the average.

The happy idea that one Englishman can beat three Frenchman, encourages, and sometimes enabled, one Englishman, in reality, to beat two.

When you beat, train yourself to use your lower-arm and wrist muscles; if you beat from your shoulder you will tire quickly.

He attacked Kandahar, where Kabul's previous occupants hailed from, and beat them soundly.

Paul Scholes' uncharacteristic error enabled Danny Murphy to step forward and beat Tomasz Kuszczak.

Austria and Turkey beat out Iceland for the two seats allocated to this region.

They beat him down to the ground and stamped him on his body.

Her pulses beat fast, and the coursing blood warmed and relaxed every inch of her body.

Not every interview goes off without a hitch, so don't beat yourself up if you flubbed an answer or two.

Now they have to beat Middlesbrough in the Premiership, overcome lower league opposition in the FA Cup, beat Mourinho's former club Porto in the Champions League and take on Arsenal in the Carling Cup final.

Calcium also allows blood to clot normally, muscles and nerves to function properly, and the heart to beat normally.

Just as we each have unique thumbprints, eye prints, and voiceprints, our hearts beat in slightly different patterns.

He'd plant an oak and, instead of watering it every morning, he'd beat it with a rolled up newspaper.

Open delicate masonry door, the whole air was filled with the smell of alcohol, beat note, devouring loneliness midnight.

To take the title, he beat a boy from Novosibirsk, opening a gash over his left eye and flooring him repeatedly with straight rights.

Pa waited 10 minutes before he beat Howell with his belt buckle, just for offering a soda cracker to the little duchess.

Now it was the weapons of finance that he used, cornering shares and launching blistering bear raids to beat off equally merciless rivals.

We h*en't tested it thoroughly, but Paragon promises an impressive feature set, and-for today at least-you can't really beat the price.

Then as the heat beat down upon her unprotected head, she thought: "I'll be as freckled as a guinea egg before this day is over."

"A person with right-sided failure experiences abnormally high pressure in the systemic veins, liver enlargement, and accumulation of fluid in the legs. A person with failure of Both ventricles has an enlarged heart and a three-Beat heartbeat."

We h*e love, but not indiscriminate use of love, love is an angel, but also the devil in hell. If reason beat love, that is the ladder of life, you love one step, he will make you more dependent.

Hi, the goddess of the moon and let me give you a words: you last night so consist in gazing at her, let her heart beat faster, a sleepless night, please you don't use today to molest her eyes!

He beat Mr McCain among self-described conservatives, but on Super Tuesday he must fight for this group with Mike Huckabee, a former preacher and governor of Arkansas who is strong in the South.

A man celebrated his 100th birthday with 25, 000 pounds in winnings on Tuesday after he beat the bookmakers with a wager that he would live for a century.

A lone hawk from afar swooped down from the sky, as if angered, angered by these leaden skies, its spread wings unmoving, until it almost hit the earthen slope of the stream's opposite bank; then it beat its wings and soared back up with a s*age stridor.