How to pronounce “beame” in English

They comfort me.' Beamer and the other passengers stormed the hijackers.

And he beamed.

But then beamed right into your brain.

shows will be beamed directly in your brain.

And just to have these nightmares beamed into your eyes by something you keep in your pocket all day, I need to be able to disconnect from.

In the case of a beamed event, it may not follow the inverse-square law, because it's a beam of light coming right at you.

and that everything he thought was reality was being beamed into his brain.

'Let's roll,' said 32-year-old Todd Beamer, a passenger on a hijacked flight.

encounter in the past who you just think they beamed back to the past from modern times because their sensibility is so

We were post dinner and we might have beamed up a little bit.

says to the clerk well that little girl was really adorable and the clerk beamed she said oh thank you well

And at death, the information is uploaded or beamed back up, like in a cloud server.

That was a funny story because I bought an old screen and a beamer and invited the kids to watch with me the movie.

"That's my boy," he beamed.

them how would that even work don't you just get kind of beamed up Star Trek

A low earthen wall surrounds the garden on three sides, overhung by a narrow beamed wooden roof.

“Who’s the Van Halen fan?” Lester beamed.

mother, father, children, dogs, cats, all listening to a program that's the NBC Symphony Orchestra being beamed

And whatever is collapsing the star that's exploding, there's a magnetic pole, and radiation gets beamed up the magnetic poles.