Предложения со словом «beat»

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• Every heart-beat on the Spray now counted thanks.
• He used to beat me cruelly.
• His heart beat faster, climbing up his throat.
• They forgot the machine, for they had the man-had the guard of the heart-beat of all the machines thinking that, in tearing the man away from the Heart-machine, they were tearing the heart from the breast of the great machine city.
• Herbert was deadly pale, and his pulse so feeble that Spilett only felt it beat at long intervals, as if it was on the point of stopping.
• She still beat him at almost everything but he made her sweat to do it now, and there was no taking anything for granted any more.
• When it moderated she beat around the Cape of Good Hope, where they say the Flying Dutchman is still sailing.
• Can you understand why a little creature, who can't even understand what's done to her, should beat her little aching heart with her tiny fist in the dark and the cold, and weep her meek unresentful tears to dear, kind God to protect her?
• And suddenly there sprang up above this melody the wild throb of a heart-beat.
• To the rhythm of his own boiling blood, he beat against the door until it broke, quivering.
• Now, whilst I slept, I dreamed that the Master-Word did presently beat all about me in the night.
• They beat her, thrashed her, kicked her for no reason till her body was one bruise.
• And when he could no longer rise they still continued to beat and kick him where he lay.
• He began from the moment when the prisoner went to the "young person's" lodgings "to beat her"- "I use his own expression," the prosecutor explained- "but instead of beating her, he remained there, at her feet.
• It's not worth the tears of that one tortured child who beat itself on the breast with its little fist and prayed in its stinking outhouse, with its unexpiated tears to 'dear, kind God'!
• She could see with one eye that it was a new invention which beat any Yankee notion ever brought by missionaries to the islands, and she had to have it.
• As to the Chimneys, it must have been absolutely uninhabitable, for the sea, passing over the islet, would beat furiously against it.
• He sobbed, he cried, he tried to beat his head against the wall.
• So far as I know, the Spray beat everything going across the Atlantic except the steamers.
• Джексон написал песню «Beat It», а в качестве сессионного музыканта выбрал гитариста номер один на тот момент, Эдди Ван Халена («Van Halen»).
• They were not more than half a mile from the coast, and it was necessary to tack to beat against the wind.
• I'll beat them all, alone!" he said suddenly, with flashing eyes.
• We beat at them with the stocks of our guns, but there was nothing solid or vulnerable to strike.
• For as I did go among the bushes, there broke sudden all around me in the aether, the low and solemn beat of the Master-Word.
• But all their efforts had been in vain and some of these suitors had been forced to beat an undignified and even comic retreat, owing to the firm and ironical resistance they met from the strong-willed young person.
• It really appeared as if it formed the central point of vast cyclones, which beat it perpetually as the whip does the top, only here it was the top which was motionless and the whip which moved.
• For a matter of five minutes I waited and then he came in sight on his slow and snail-like beat about the structure.
• The mouth organist played the tune, the rest of us in the sound department bammed tin pans and blew slide whistles on the beat.
• But in all that wild waste there was no refuge for Leach and Johnson save on the Ghost, and they resolutely began the windward beat.
• Day came, and still the wind beat on our faces and the white seas roared past.
• No description can give an idea of the terrific violence of the gale as it beat upon the unprotected coast.
• It beat steadily and strong, and was quite normal.
• They beat for a minute, for five minutes, for ten minutes, more often and more savagely.
• And the very same day, in the evening I beat my father.
• A well-educated, cultured gentleman and his wife beat their own child with a birch-rod, a girl of seven.
• Spiteful and diseased, Ilya used to beat Lizaveta inhumanly whenever she returned to him.
• As experts predicted when Apple launched the MusicStore, it could beat "free" by being easier than free is.
• And alway the fumings of sulphur, that did seem, in verity, to beat down upon us, utter heavy and sore upon our lungs.
• An entertainment that was gotten up on her, impromptu, at the Notch would be hard to beat anywhere.
• But they wouldn't even give that, and beat him when he stole from the pigs.
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• And the Tower stood great and monstrous afar off in the midst of the naked rocks, showing very grey and dim, save when the flare of some great fire did beat upward in the Land, and sent huge and monstrous lights upon it.
• Any jackass gets aboard one and runs it from hell to breakfast, blowin' his whistle to beat the band and tellin' the rest of the world to look out for him, because he's comin' and can't look out for himself!
• It was necessary to beat a path, which would in the future form the most direct road to Prospect Heights and Mount Franklin.
• A thrilling pulse beat high in me.
• And the mighty thunder of the machines, produced by the heart-beat of this one, would arch itself, a second heaven, above Metropolis, Joh Fredersen's city.
• I could see the vain beat and flutter of her as she strove, pressing her face against his breast, to escape from him.
• Indeed, amid the stillness the only sound to be heard would be that of old Oblomov's heavy, workaday slippers, the dull beat of the clock in its case, and the snapping of thread as one or another of the sewing party bit or broke off a piece.
• I went to beat her, and I stayed.
• He paced a beat that passed around the prison, at a distance of about a hundred feet from the building.
• I may say that he seemed to possess an extraordinary fascination for the Indian women, and that he always carried a large spreading palm branch with which he beat them off as if they were flies, when their attentions became too pressing.
• Каждое утро она просыпалась в пять, врубала песню «Beat It» Майкла Джексона и вставала на беговую дорожку.
• As a precaution the guns were loaded with ball, and Top, who led the van, received orders to beat about the edge of the forest.
• Это я прочитал на одной из битловских пластинок: «beat-combo».
• За запись с Крупой и Элдриджем журнал Down Beat провозгласил ее звездой года.
• I beat out the burning remnants of straw in the bunk, then made a dash for the deck for fresh air.
• Time and again the ferocious apes sprang in to close with us, and time and again we beat them back with our swords.
• You want me to teach you something to beat a sword-monk?
• You see, I went in the first place to beat her.
• And at the sixteenth hour, I did seem as that I knew the aether to be stirred about me, and the beat of the Master-Word very faint upon mine inward ear.
• I kept worrying and worrying, and my heart began to beat, and I couldn't make up my mind whether to make an outcry or not.
• And, in verity, the monster gave out a mighty squarking, and went backward this way and that, and beat all about upon the stones, and did strike with the great bill at the place where it did be hurt.
• He beat against it with his fists.
• Her heart beat, slowly, barely, perceptibly.
• The dying man beat a tattoo on the hatch with his heels, straightened out his legs, and stiffened in one great tense effort, and rolled his head from side to side.
• Does all that exist of itself, or is it only an emanation of myself, a logical development of my ego which alone has existed for ever: but I make haste to stop, for I believe you will be jumping up to beat me directly." I think, therefore I am.
• She anchored and weighed many times, and beat many days against the current, with now and then a "slant" for a few miles, till finally she gained anchorage and shelter for the night at Port Tamar, with Cape Pillar in sight to the west.
• Alyosha stopped two steps in front of him, looking inquiringly at him, The boy, seeing at once from Alyosha's eyes that he wouldn't beat him, became less defiant, and addressed him first.
• You beat the air with your arms.
• A sound-signal, as gentle and as penetrating as the gong-beat of a temple bell, became audible, overpowering every sound.
• The sea roared as it beat over the reef.
• And the higher the woman before him fled, the more wildly did his heart beat in this mighty ascent, the redder did Rotwang's eyes become filled with blood, the more furiously did his anger boil up within him.
• Sometimes they beat quickly, sometimes slowly, sometimes in obvious question and answer, one far to the east breaking out in a high staccato rattle, and being followed after a pause by a deep roll from the north.
• Our paddle-wheels stopped, their pulsing beat died away, and then they started again.
• Although the tide was at present low, no beach could he seen, and the waves, thickened by the volcanic dust, beat upon the basaltic rocks.
• I confess that a madness seized me, that I shrieked aloud as the women had shrieked, and beat the water with my numb hands.
• Other ones beat him and take away his pay.
• On the next day the wind was again blowing a gale, and although she was in the lee of the land, the sloop dragged her anchors, so that I had to get her under way and beat farther into the cove, where I came to in a landlocked pool.
• He was good at lessons, and there was a rumour in the school that he could beat the teacher, Dardanelov, at arithmetic and universal history.
• These things are designed to make your heart beat more lightly, and to experience none but agreeable emotions.

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