Sentence examples for been beamed from inspiring English sources
noun
Any large piece of timber or iron long in proportion to its thickness, and prepared for use.
Suddenly, Lucius Harney appears at the Bibliodrome entrance, having just been beamed in.
There's just something fragile and distant about it, like it's been beamed in from somewhere.
Forever Dolphin Love is beautiful, psychedelic pop music that sounds like it's been beamed down from another planet.
The background: Friends Of The Bride formed in 2006 but look as though they've been beamed here from 1966.
About 500 images already have been beamed down to ground controllers, including pictures of at least one solar flare.
His movement deserves a sound effect and shimmering light, as if he's been beamed from A to B by Scotty.
Through Aug. 17 This refreshing group show looks as if it had been beamed over from the West Coast, where its organizer, the sculptor Evan Holloway, lives.
We read the Top 10 list on "Late Night With David Letterman," looking, as one friend said, as if we'd just been beamed down from the Enterprise.
Voters in Ohio can be forgiven if they feel they have been beamed out of the Midwest and dropped into a third-world autocracy.
The re-gingered Nicola's lipsynching is so bad it looks as though she has been beamed in with a satellite delay from Mongolia.
Already images of exquisite swirling cloud tops have been beamed back, and the accompanying data reveals strong local variations in magnetic and gravity fields on the planet.
