Sentence examples for beam dig from inspiring English sources

Arcanine- Fire Type- FireBlast/Flamethrower, Body Slam, Hyper Beam, Dig Dragonite- Dragon/Flying Type- Fire Blast, Thunderbolt, Hyper Beam, Surf Tauros- Normal Type- Earthquake, Fissure, Take Down, Hyper Beam.

The beam starts digging into the material along the axis as the initially heated material rarefies.

Paul Pedini, the owner of the Big Dig House in Lexington, Mass., possibly the country's most celebrated recycled dwelling, estimates he shaved at least $200,000 from his materials costs by using concrete on-ramps and steel beams recovered from the Big Dig highway project in Boston for his modernist structure.

In other words, the shearing distance of two object beams seems very small compared to the dig having a size of about 100 to 180 μm; thus, real and duplicated images cannot be separated.

There, he helped build post-and-beam solar houses and dug up old tennis courts (the property had once been a summer camp), turning them into gardens.

As day broke, rescuers aided by international teams set out to dig through rubble of buildings — concrete slabs, bricks, iron beams, wood — to look for survivors.

No carrier in its right mind would then dig trenches to lay fibre to individual residences when it could beam data cheaper and just as speedily to all and sundry from cell towers.

Unwired Review dug up an Apple patent for a laser-based head mounted display that will beam video straight into your eyes in sort of a heads-up display that is only visible when data is being transmitted.

I just dig it up in the fall, whack it back so it will fit under the beams and put the roots in a plastic bag.

So much concrete and brick and beams lay on top that, illuminated by klieg lights, even big machinery had not yet been able to dig them out.

He beamed us up and we dug the experience.