newsbeat

[nooz-beet, nyooz-]

noun

1. beat.

Word History and Origins

Origin of newsbeat¹

news + beat

Example Sentences

Kelley previously told BBC Newsbeat she was happy to see others performing her dance, but was "bummed out" when brands and big creators did so without crediting her.

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"Things went wrong" while the game was being developed, Miles Jacobson tells BBC Newsbeat.

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Ahead of that anticipated launch in 2024, the developer told Newsbeat that it had to build a new player database and record motion-capture that represented female players.

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"It's very difficult to have a combination of knowing deep down you really want to beat that person more than anything, but also have a very good working friendship," Norris tells BBC Newsbeat.

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Speaking to Newsbeat at a launch event for Sega's new video game, Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, Norris says gaming has helped him get to - and stay - where he is.

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