Sentence examples for from the beams from inspiring English sources

I heave them into the cellar and make cardboard tops, so the air can circulate, and hang them up on a nail from the beams to mouseproof them.

Mr. Badagliacca, 35, a bond salesman with Cantor Fitzgerald, rebuilt that old house in Brick, N.J., from the beams out with his brother-in-law.

Sometimes Mr. Baltrop brought a harness and suspended himself from the beams of the abandoned buildings in order to take pictures unnoticed.

THE lead paint from the beams on her apartment's ceiling sheds gently and constantly, which is why Cynthia Loebe likes to say that when she sleeps with her mouth open, she's always tasting history.

Our cobbler hero's shoes are hand-stitched, his lasts hung from the beams of a half-timbered shop that heaves with books, a battered upright piano, a coffee pot.

Lest you mistake one for a summer-camp cabin, Cayle accessorizes them with a modicum of glamour: in one, a crystal chandelier may hang anomalously from the beams; another may be completely fitted in handmade willow furniture.

When Vise, 15, fell from the beam, she jumped back immediately.

The supports carry the loads from the beam by compression vertically to the foundations.

Heat from the beam, they were informed, "would fry their eyeballs".

The atoms repeatedly absorb photons from the beam and then emit photons in random directions.

One is in the direction that the beam is travelling, and tends to push the object struck away from the beam's source.