Sentence examples for be beamed onto from inspiring English sources

About 10 seconds later, the words could be beamed onto the mountain's base.

His image would be beamed onto a life-sized cast of his body that would be placed in the apse of the church.

Microwaves of precisely known frequencies could be beamed onto intricate, identical and perfectly formed microelectronic chips to produce precise, identical voltages.

The club is also equipped with Gobos -- stencils that can be projected -- so a client's silhouette or logo can be beamed onto the floor.

"No one wants to hold their phone and look at a video by themselves if the picture can be beamed onto a wall, larger than a TV," says Novak.

His three-stop tour of newsrooms was beamed onto television screens and stamped onto front pages across the land.

Light is beamed onto a photosensitive surface through a mask, a chip-design template that acts much like a negative.

An imaged of a treasured scroll called "A Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains" was beamed onto the palace roof.

More than a million people filled the streets, squares and parks to watch the procession and the funeral, which was beamed onto two gigantic screens in Hyde Park.

Those embedded in the road surface record pavement and subsurface temperatures; infrared "grip sensors" are beamed onto the road surface from nearby poles.

Put on the Intelligent Glass, slip the ring onto your index finger and tap away as apps are beamed onto the surface before you.