Sentence examples for not beam from inspiring English sources

A few months later he decreed that Digicel could not beam microwave transmissions from its towers, potentially rendering them useless.

But he did not beam with pride; instead, his face took on the sober look of someone who realizes how much responsibility he has.

I do not know whether the English are gainers thereby; the joy which they seem in search of at those places does not beam through their countenances; they look as grave at Vauxhall and Ranelagh as at the Bank, at church, or a private club.

But had he not beamed on and off the Tour while yielding to youthful temptations and whims, he admittedly might have been long gone by now.

He went in for a hug, and she beamed wider and shook her head; the big man moved in, not beaming at all, and Ansari returned to his place on the other side of the balcony, unbowed.

Matt Lawton's father has a satellite dish and a computer, and if he is not beaming in a baseball game to his home in Gulfport, Miss., he is tracking the progress of one, pitch by pitch, on the Internet.

When it's not beaming radiation at tumors, people get antsy".

But despite all that, the show will go on — as live as ever, just not beamed into millions of American homes.

Who doesn't beam an instant grin the moment dumplings appear?

"Golfers don't beam up when you want them on the tee," Mr. Marderosian said.

The way it is now, we couldn't beam up a fly! ("The Apple") No change, Captain.