The point is, they stay on topic and they keep beating the drum no matter what.
Still, Schmidt prefers beating the drum for Novell's "digitalme"-software that gives Net surfers control over their identities.
Nascar officials have been beating the drum in recent years that the sport is more exciting than ever.
Now, it also requires, though, us constantly beating the drum and being very clear about what exactly is in the bill.
For months, ever since the euro started its steep fall, investment banks have been beating the drum about the attractiveness of German stocks.
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It sounds good, and Apple has been beating the drum on the importance of China to it for the past few years now.
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Roughly ten years ago, when we were in the middle of the 2000 to 2003 downturn, one financial news network kept beating the drum franticly.
Congress has been beating the drum of patent reform for years.
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"When companies get on the treadmill beating the drum for more earnings growth, it's very tempting to invest too much capital in unrewarding, mature or risky businesses, " says Bennett Stewart , senior partner at the Stern Stewart consulting firm.
The New York Post has been beating a drum that the U.S. Census has been hiring and rehiring workers in an effort to make the economy look stronger than it really is.
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As such, the film is an efficient demonstration of the Greengrass method: the punch-drunk camerawork, the drum-beating soundtrack, and a stout refusal to pause for thought or downtime.
This is one reason I keep beating the free-markets-plus-public-option drum.
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