Sentence examples for beam in from inspiring English sources

Of its usage The phrase 'beam in' is not a standard or idiomatic expression in English and should not be used in written English.
If you are trying to express the idea of something entering (or being sent to) a specific location, then you could use a phrase like "beamed to/into the location". For example: The shuttlecraft beamed into the designated landing site.

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It's a beam in the darkness.

It brought a huge beam in response.

But what about the beam in Miliband's eye?

"Most people beam in on younger dogs," she added.

A band of born-agains beam in yellow T-shirts.

Look at the beam in your own eye, sister.

Other machines use an electron beam in a similar way.

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We played the Paradise Lounge and The I-Beam in San Francisco.

Can I find C-beam in the girl's bathroom then?

You can find C-beam in the World Wide Web.

The BEC then "prints" (or "copies") the light-beam in its matter.

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