Sentence examples for beamy from inspiring English sources

The basement, under impressive stone arched colonnades, makes a great communal space; equally design-conscious are the bare stone and beamy sitting room – with its hearty, après-ski wood-burner, library and old climbing kit on the wall – and the cosy low-lit restaurant with hanging sculptures and mezzanine for more exquisite views.

What are the rooms like: The largest are beamy and truly spacious, with massive medieval fireplaces, authentic bumpy floors, and pleasingly light decor.

The building they're in is extraordinary: long, curved, beamy, like a massive hayloft, or the inside of an airship.

Tom's Charters usually fished the Opening in one of its two twenty-nine-foot Hawks, big, beamy boats with an unusually low center of gravity.

The brainchild of the Scottish-born sailing entrepreneur Sir Chay Blyth, the EDS race was conceived as a fully crewed event for the beamy, lightweight Open 60 class, which are generally sailed exclusively in single-handed events like the Vendée Globe and Around Alone.

The remaining three of us boarded a Mackenzie drift boat, elevated in the bow to negotiate the rapids comfortably and beamy amidships to allow for excited jumping around, and weighed anchor.

This year's event, which fields 71 boats and is sponsored by the Europe 1 radio group and New Man sportswear, is notable for its fleet of 19 Open 60's, the largest collection of those beamy, skittish downwind flyers ever assembled for a single race.

The long-tailed pouched rat (Beamys hindei) is nocturnal and a nimble climber.

Although Beamys and Cricetomys are not represented by fossils, preserved fragments of Saccostomus provide evidence that its evolutionary history dates back three million to five million years during the Pliocene Epoch.