Sentence examples for into the beam from inspiring English sources

Once in a while, a bird flies into the beam, a sudden fleck of white against the darkness.

Coloured light is produced by a mechanism for sliding or rotating coloured gelatin filters, called gels even though later made of acetate, into the beam.

We got it in the beam, running around, jumping from tree to tree, but getting close enough so that when it turned and looked into the beam we knew exactly what it was," he said.

Except for the eye-crossing bright light it emits, RejuvaWand is not painful, though it does carry an explicit warning not to look into the beam, even when it is off.

John Nasuta blew a puff of steamy breath into the beam of his flashlight to gauge the wind direction, scanned the surrounding blackness and then stepped in a fresh saucer of cow manure.

Video footage of the accident was everywhere online for a day or so and was then taken down; the still photographs that remain are, in a way, harder to look at, more painful — seeing the young man's body frozen in the air, at one point seeming to rest on the barrier before flying into the beam, you know what's coming and are eternally powerless to stop it.

They lower to "kiss" the top of the paper, then rise into the beams overhead.

Their trunks are cut into the beams and pillars that characterize the region's architecture.

They were cutting into the beams at the southwest corner of that floor, and the two-and-a-half-inch-thick concrete floor slab was vibrating.

By the time he begins "On Vanity," most of his favorite quotes have been carved into the beams and woodwork of the tower — for inspiration, fast access, and, perhaps, distraction.

Pure modes based on 2D elasticity are obtained by introducing correction factors into the beam-theory-based mechanical conditions.