Sentence examples similar to beam living from inspiring English sources
His "great beamed living room glowed blood-red and deepest green and glinting gold".
Instead, Mr. McCain held a question-and-answer session beamed live over the World Wide Web.
Beamed live over the Internet, the Irish Chamber Orchestra performed Bliain le Baisteach at the University Concert Hall in Limerick.
On 8 December, the biggest-grossing title was Jane Eyre, beamed live into cinemas from the National Theatre, London.
The whole thing happens in eerie quiet, as if beamed live from another planet without an audio link.
Imagine one of our shows beamed live from Clee St Margaret village hall into Hampstead Downstairs or the Royal Exchange Studio?
I was curious to see the opera in High Definition, the Saturday matinee video broadcast beamed live from the Met to small-town theatres across the country.
Since I arrived on Thursday, Twitter has been clogged with hashtags (#sxswi) marking all the one-liners beamed live from various panels and lectures.
Otherwise our political party game beamed live from the US is less summer spectacle, and more harbinger of our own, collective nightmare.
The Dutch violinist's summer concert, beamed live from his home town of Maastricht, set a UK cinema record last weekend, according to Charles Gant's box office report.
Missing from the official comScore weekend chart – because it occurred last Thursday – is The Nutcracker ballet, beamed live from London's Royal Opera House.
