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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

You’ve probably heard the drumbeat of experts claiming this will be a sold-out summer.

From Seattle Times

This year, the mantra started sooner than ever, and the drumbeat remains loud.

From Washington Post

These scenes flow easily and Zlotowski’s touch remains light even as the drumbeat of mortality enters and grows steadily louder.

From New York Times