Sentence examples similar to beam affair from inspiring English sources
The balance beam can be a nervy affair.
Lushly arranged around a melody that carries undertones of Fleetwood Mac and a narrative that waxes nostalgic for a teenage love affair, Mr. Beam comes off almost giddy.
She would come out beaming, telling me about the "affair".
The Cultra Inn is a barn-type affair further down the drive, more informal with huge beams and log fires.
For example, the second-floor William Penn room has patriotic red-white-and-blue matching bedspreads and curtains, while the third-floor Phineas Bond room is an all-pink affair with pine four-poster bed and exposed wood beams.
The practical business of steering a tiny beam of light around the back of somebody's eye is a complicated affair.
"So in many ways while we're talking about one bridge, this is actually emblematic of a much larger state of affairs we have in our country where, literally, inch by inch, beam by beam, concrete piece by concrete piece, we are finding that our infrastructure is deteriorating," added Foxx.
It's child's play for a salad-course solon who spent the entire 1990's ignoring foreign affairs to condemn the administration piously for not focusing like a laser beam on Al Qaeda on Aug. 6, 2001.
Indeed, there is enough public affairs programming being beamed out of Des Moines this week to send the most rabid political addict into a kind of sugar shock.
In announcing the sale of the station — which for 34 years beamed cutting-edge rock, public affairs and other programming to a diverse audience — the university said KUSF would not be ending, but merely changing to an online-only format with an enhanced student presence.
