Sentence examples for beeper for from inspiring English sources
The phrase "beeper for" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used when referring to a device or person that is responsible for beeping, such as a pager or alarm system. Example: "I set my beeper for 8 a.m. so I wouldn't oversleep for my important meeting."
Why can't somebody invent a little beeper for your key ring?
This is a small insulated screwdriver...a beeper for when the superintendent wants to reach me...my house keys, building keys, storage keys, master keys&the keys to the tool cabinet in the basement..."....
This is a small insulated screwdriver...a beeper for when the superintendent wants to reach me...my house keys, building keys, storage keys, master keys&the keys to the tool cabinet in the basement...".
I got up to say goodbye and my wife said, 'We'll see you on TV soon.' " Bosh, 28, had been wearing what he called a "baby beeper" for several weeks, a precaution because his wife's due date was during the third week of May.
The device consisted of a number of integrated components, which included 0- and 120-min glucose dehydrogenase biosensors, a clock with an interactive timer, a temperature sensor, a light-emitting diode and a beeper for alerts, and a detachable wireless-enabled data recorder encoded with a unique serial number.
Serena buys a Pochacco beeper case for Portia.
She explains how it will work: "If a patient calls and says, 'I'm interested in getting a medical abortion,' the front desk staff says, 'Call this number.' They give a beeper number for me.
For example, recent developments in computer-assisted interviewing have permitted more complex question sequences in survey research and the development of hand-held "beepers" programmed for data entry have permitted the collection of time-specific data on activities such as cigarette smoking.
Beebe also conducted important work that investigated the reasons for beeper calls and rated their urgency.
He reached into the back seat for his beeper and peered at it.
"I wish we had all these beeper and phone numbers for each other back then," said Chanina Sperlin, executive vice chairman of the Crown Heights Jewish Community Council.
