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Last week, however, city officials had more upbeat news to report.

The administration's upbeat view of the economy is a case in point.

In the end he may have good cause to be upbeat.

New York is upbeat, even though we are going through difficult times.

The story was more upbeat for shows that did well.

So far, relations between the town and the school have been upbeat.

"And he's been looking very upbeat in the last few weeks."

I turned back to the coffee and tried to sound upbeat.

Some business leaders took a more upbeat view of the survey results.

However, both the patients and their families are generally upbeat.

This year, however, the event will be far more upbeat than most.

In recent days, Administration officials have been upbeat about those talks.

Both men looked more upbeat and alive than they had in weeks.

On the way back to the hotel, I was feeling quite upbeat.

He tried to sound upbeat, knowing the news would hit her hard.

"Our room was upbeat and I had a very good feeling," he said.

I forced myself to be upbeat on the phone, in the hope that she would want to hear from me.

But the recovery was not always upbeat, especially at first.

But Christopher was not always so upbeat about the future.

Away from her clients, however, she is not so upbeat.

He is also upbeat about each of the individual investments.

But he tried to keep an upbeat attitude, and it's not easy to do.

I asked my upbeat writing partner after our last meeting.

Eight months later, she is remarkably upbeat about the future.

In the end, the authors of the two books are upbeat.

After the first verse, the piano also plays chords on the upbeats.

By the time of the release of their second album, Upbeats had sold 50,000 units.

He started his phrases on upbeats, giving the solo a floating feel, as if it were levitating.

In its place came broad tempos and drawn-out upbeats.

The music for a gavotte has a four beat feel, with upbeats on beats three and four.

In Agahu, for example, the rhythm it plays are two notes on the upbeats.

He tends to favor tempo extremes and has a way of suspending upbeats in midair when special story points are to be made.

One of these groups, labeled "upbeats" in the study, consists of young, optimistic, socially tolerant voters.

Up-bows, which begin near the tip, are therefore often used to play the upbeats (weaker beats) within a musical phrase.

You deal with fake emotions based on musical principles: rhythm, tempo, harmonies, upbeats, downbeats."

The song opens with three upbeats as André 3000 counts "one, two, three" and then leads into the first verse.

The album has been mixed by NZ drum and bass producers The Upbeats.

Nineteen Upbeats (1975)

Traditional Turkish music is very oriental and it ends on indefinite upbeats and usually I don't like it.

Onstage at the preinaugural bash, his tambourine was inaudible, but you could see clearly that he automatically accented the upbeats.

Expect a raucous night full of enthusiastic sing-alongs, spirited agitprop and, of course, sharply accented upbeats.

"Such accents usually come on downbeats; in syncopation, they come on upbeats, or in between beats."

Upbeats and Beatdowns and initial tours (1996-1997)

LP018 The Upbeats (album)

Upbeats and Beatdowns(1996)

Upbeats and Beatdowns is the first full-length album of the band Five Iron Frenzy.

Diplodocus (The Upbeats Remix)

Five Iron Frenzy notably released a punk rock version of the song on their 1997 album, Upbeats and Beatdowns.

Mr. Bush is also doing relatively well among what the survey called "upbeats," young, optimistic voters who are more sympathetic to government programs than the rest of the Republicans.

Their first album, Upbeats and Beatdowns was recorded in September and initially released in November 1996.