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drumbeat

[druhm-beet] / ˈdrʌmˌbit /


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Before the start, it was the traditional Champions League occasion in Paris, with a spectacular show of fireworks and pyrotechnics before kick-off, the action then conducted to the constant rhythms of a drumbeat.

From BBC

The drumbeat of acquisitions underscores both how precious private-market data has become, and how limited the information still is.

From The Wall Street Journal

Among some Texans, the drumbeat of mass murder has fueled rising frustration and a slight openness to more gun regulation in a state where even Democrats proudly discuss their firearms.

From New York Times

Scarlet sleeves of Welsh Guards and white-gloved hands of Royal Air Force members swung in unison to a steady drumbeat.

From Seattle Times

Having a steady drumbeat of murder stories helps prop this narrative up.

From Salon