Sentence examples for bleep in from inspiring English sources

"She's talking about a man from 10 years ago," Ms. Goldberg said, adding a remark about her romantic life, which, sadly, we have found necessary to bleep in its entirety.

"Cloud-based services store personal information and private moments on servers, making them vulnerable to attacks,"writes Jaehee Lee, a product manager overseeing Bleep, in a blog post.

Kode also dabbled with the idea on the beat for Fukkaz, the first (and I think only) digital dubplate the label released with Bleep in 2007, its string samples flying at you, like so many daggers in a kung fu movie.

E-mail bleeped in as the news seeped out.

With another, she let fly a profanity that ABC barely bleeped in time.

The words are bleeped in the spots, as they are in the series.

A cell phone that bleeped in the crowd distracted her and a rustling cameraman sitting at courtside made her pause.

A four-letter word — free — was bleeped in the spots to help make a point that the promotion was, as one character put it, "so good, it's obscene".

Even on basic cable, the new generation of "reality" shows like "Jersey Shore" bleep like crazy, as do infotainment series like "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart," where scripted curses take on an anti-establishment edge when bleeped in a contrived bit of post-production.

On the 50-minute journey to the plant, on a bus whose interior was an incongruous mix of protective pink plastic and mock chandeliers, radiation monitors bleeped in unison as we drove through hotspots, then fell silent as the hazard passed.

This is the second time that Goldberg has gotten bleeped in the past three days.