Sentence examples for beep for from inspiring English sources
'beep for' is not a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
It doesn't have a specific meaning. If you want to use the word 'beep', you may use it as a verb, for example, "My phone beeped when I received a new message".
Require car horns to beep for only one second.
As a footnote, he mentioned that he had campaigned for Bill Bradley in New Hampshire, and stood on a corner with a "Beep for Bradley" sign.
Fond of technology and foreign travel, he is known among his ministers as "Mr Beep" for his habit of texting them to show he cares.
Road-spattered appeals to motorists to "Beep For Brian" stood beside an accumulation of material that could only be read or understood close-up.
And when Mr. Bauer mused that his campaign should have used the slogan "Beep for Bauer" on signs instead of letting Bill Bradley get "Beep for Bradley," she did weigh in: "That's not that original," she said, with proper daughterly disdain.
If you have a MobileMe account ($100 a year), you can also make your iPhone beep for two minutes — and display a plaintive message on the screen — when you've misplaced it.
And when the microwave beeps for lunch the next day, you have a second treat in store.
We also need designers cognizant of the brain's weaknesses, who strive to eliminate or minimize unnecessary distractions, such as beeps for e-mails, bouncing icons and unnecessary pop-up windows.
The waters are a little choppy but we manage to find our sea legs, and our 13-year-old swaps the thrill of a mobile phone beeping for the pull of a rod.
This time, there were only two corresponding beeps; for the flash on the left and right, not but the middle.
