Drumbeat

How else to explain, for example, the steady drumbeat of today’s Democrats as they try to defend the indefensible Joe Biden from charges of influence peddling?

TAMPA — Introduced with a robust and heart-like drumbeat and narration, the Alumni Singers of St. Pete will present a powerful performance called “Festival of Spirituals” during the upcoming Straz Center’s Arts Legacy REMIX.

WHY… Why is greed being pushed so hard and then used to attack the players who listen to the drumbeat, when the team fail to win from lack of other players.

A steady drumbeat of good news has carried on across the country, whether we were paying attention or not.

Research by global tech giant HP shows that 7 in 10 workers who use AI say it makes their jobs easier, countering the drumbeat of fears that AI will stealjobs.

Scottish Liberal Democrat economy spokesman Willie Rennie described the decision as "risky" because the yard needed "a regular drumbeat of orders" to continue operating.

The drumbeat of anti-American state media coverage and rhetoric in has slowed considerably, and the so-called wolf warrior diplomats, who were once known for ultranationalist and provocative stances, seem to have been muzzled.

Tuesday, when the NATO summit begins, could prove a turning point: Democratic congressmen are expected to hold their regular caucus meeting, which may see the drumbeat of dissent that has dogged Biden since the debate intensifies.

A growing drumbeat of criticism from around the world over his government’s initial handling of the pandemic, and a souring relationship with the U.S. that threatens to wreck an initial trade deal with President Donald Trump.

At this point, it has become such a drumbeat of disinformation, we now feel obligated to restore confidence in the process by doing it,” Gabriel Sterling, voting systems implementation manager for the Secretary of State’s office, told reporters.

But the daily drumbeat of news stories about the release of inmates from county jails and new cases leading simply to appearance tickets for those accused of serious crimes has some supporters of the law saying it needs to be readdressed.

For those who've been listening to the drumbeat of depressing coronavirus news for two months straight, the slightest inkling of good news can engender a lot of skepticism.

From re-evaluating patient treatment options to a logistical overhaul meant to protect front-line workers, health care providers have said they’re better positioned to address the steady drumbeat of new cases emerging from California to Florida.

Guerin’s soulful voice and Mason’s steady drumbeat pulled the show together.

It must suck to announce to the world “we’re making major changes” and still having to deal with a constant drumbeat of stories sharing deep concerns that the firm might be changing.

It's the daily drumbeat of deadly inevitability playing out at Caddens in Sydney's west.

Maybe it was the unending drumbeat of warning from scientists that climate change is accelerating at a rate faster than they expected and we are nearing a point of no return.

Obasanjo said, ‘“It would appear that anybody not dancing to the drumbeat nor joining in chorus singing would be earmarked as ethnically unpatriotic or enemy of its tribe or geographical area.

Some of us who write about politics for a living live in a state of constant amazement and wonderment at the relentless drumbeat — the almost hysterical insistence — that Biden is far ahead and Trump is toast.

State media has maintained a steady drumbeat of positive news about the outbreak, praising the sacrifices of responders and everyday people.