Sentence examples for some beams of from inspiring English sources

Two weeks before, Al's boss had bought some beams of Douglas fir from the guys in the truck for two thousand dollars.

"The Fourth Annual Report of the Secretaries of State," like its three predecessors, doesn't give us sustained discussion, but there are some beams of light.

I am going to send you away of my own free will; so go, cut some beams of wood, and make yourself a large raft with an upper deck that it may carry you safely over the sea.

It casts some new beams of light on the legendary past, and adds few perspectives.

Indeed, the roof beams failed to pass the verifications on global and local panel flexural torsional buckling, and some cantilever beams of the gallery floors showed poor shear resistance.

You just need some colored beams of concentrated light.

Many have 19th- or 20th-century additions tacked on to older cores, some with original beams of local oak or chestnut.

Spark those joints with some hot-ass beams of light.

There are heat beams of some kind coming up from the planet's surface Our shields are holding but they're takin' all our power.

A car's undipped lights ("high beams") briefly illuminate the city's neoclassical columns: "High beams of some automouse make colonnades stampede / madly like Hannibal's elephants, scared and woozy".

Some cars passed and the beams of their headlights carved the space in two.