Sentence examples for beyond always from inspiring English sources
Look at the elegant rooms that are framed by the director, Otto Preminger, and his cameraman, Joseph LaShelle, but then look further, into the rooms beyond — always brighter or darker, like the promise of fresh mystery.
In scores of short stories, and in novels such as Earthlight, 2001: A Space Odyssey and Rendezvous with Rama, Clarke took me to the Moon, Mars and beyond – always in that same benign, sceptical, calm voice of scientific reason.
I've been teaching History 5, "Western Civilization Since the Renaiss ance" at UC Berkeley since 1989 (although I've recently had to add the trigger warning of "Civilization and Barbarism,") as I lead the students from Columbus and Machiavelli to the Reformations, absolutism, industrialization, the French Revolution, and beyond, always ending up far short of the present.
There it is, as he had promised, the view: the massive Silvercup Studios sign that grins over Long Island City; the dull-silver Queensboro Bridge, looming so close you can sense its trembling; the Manhattan mirage beyond, always seeming just out of reach.
Employees should be encouraged to identify their strengths beyond, "always available, first to respond".
How apt that the new series of Beyond Belief, always a searching and uncompromising show, should focus on Hell.
But even keeping in mind the wisecracking assertiveness he cultivated during the Beatles years, and beyond, you always suspected that he was exaggerating.
The language used to describe people in their fifties and beyond almost always has negative connotations.
Hull, as a gateway port bringing migrants and refugees into the UK and beyond, has always had a massive welcoming heart and open mind for new beginnings.
Our brief in 1989 and beyond was always to stay in touch with every twist and turn of the story.
The left, he pleads, should come down to earth and forget its "lyrical" dreams of perfecting mankind through appeals to the beyond that always end up as nightmares.
