Examples of 'see the beam' in a sentence
Meaning of "see the beam"
see the beam: This phrase is often used metaphorically to encourage someone to understand or perceive something that is obvious or easily noticeable. It can also refer to literally seeing a beam, such as a structural beam in a building or a beam of light
How to use "see the beam" in a sentence
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see the beam
We will see the beam when it leaves.
You should be able to see the beam now.
I see the beam of light.
They will not spray if they see the beam.
You could see the beam itself.
Wearing the Laser Enhancement Glasses can also help you see the beam better.
I can see the beam.
I can see the flashlight. I can see the beam.
You can clearly see the beam as the solution fluoresces in its path.
For interior applications, scanning mode allows you to see the beam easier at a distance.
She will see the beam hitting the ceiling and floor right above and below her.
They are so blind they can not see the beam in their own eye.
Can you see the beam from my flashlight?
Scanning Scanning mode allows you to see the beam easier at a distance.
You get to see the beam the way it 's projected and bent.
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Okay, look up . You should be able to see the beam now.
Does any body see the beam on the top of tower cumulonimbus cloud?
Kate, keep talking to me, please . Can you see the beam from my flashlight?
We will see the beam when it leaves . Smart.
It's getting closer… I can see the beam.
Yeah . Can not see the beam with the naked eye.
In the above image, you can clearly see the beam shining up from the mountains.
Can you see the beam from my flashlight? I see you, I see the flashlight.
There it is, baby! I see the beam of light.
Kate? Kate, can you see the beam from my flashlight?
Now, we will be able to see the beam when it leaves, Smart.
Kate? Kate, can you see the beam from my flashlight? Okay.
