51.   Some tourists who came to Plymouth Thursday because of its place in Thanksgiving lore seemed a bit surprised to see Indians in headdress beating drums in the town square.

52.   Soon, he was beating the drum for the Arkansas Razorbacks.

53.   The Irish sing passionately, the Africans and Brazilians beat their drums incessantly.

54.   The music is stark and funereal, with graphic evocations of slowly beating drums, heavy and inexorable.

55.   The most conservative talk radio programs have also beaten the drums for impeachment more loudly as the vote has drawn nearer.

56.   The matachines, the Pascola and the Deer Dancer will beat their drums and dance for the Virgin.

57.   The only bunny still beating its drum, of course, was the Duracell bunny.

58.   The protesters betrayed anger and frustration in their voices as they stood in the cold, beating drums, chanting and holding banners.

59.   The reasons preachers should not beat drums and pass hats for candidates, tax-free, are simple.

60.   The Rainbows beat drums, not people.