Sentence examples for beam looks from inspiring English sources

Its storage is dispersed over many machines for reliability and safety, but to users the Beam looks like one structure.

Einstein then asked himself the question that would dominate his thinking for the next 10 years: What would a light beam look like if you could run alongside it?

The fourth 1905 paper, which introduced Einstein's special theory of relativity, was inspired by a thought problem he had stewed over since adolescence: what would a light beam look like if you could catch up and ride alongside it?

The origins of Eisenhower's rehabilitation go back, in no small measure, to an article Murray Kempton wrote in the 1960s for Esquire with a title something like "The Underestimation of Dwight D. Eisenhower". (Kempton was a great journalist, but when he went off the beam, look out!) The arguments were repeated by Garry Wills a few years later in an otherwise perceptive book, Nixon Agonistes.

Thus, the search of the data would be targeted -- more like a laser beam looking for a needle in the haystack.

When you see the beam, look to the source.

"And," he beams, "look at my trousers".

For a moment she beams, looking really pleased with herself.

Bonnete beamed, looking down at her silver slippers.

The beams look like oversized steel beams, although they have the weight and density of wood.

Luck, beaming, looked as relaxed as he has been at any time since he became the presumptive No. 1 pick.