| beam image | 1.84 | The broadcasters who beamed images to the world. | ||
| beam program | 1.05 | Your PC beams the program to the microcomputer via a special infrared transmitter. | ||
| beam signal | 1.05 | A static instrument beams radar signals down a road. | ||
| beam message | 0.66 | They might beam a message from Martin Luther King. | ||
| beam picture | 0.59 | Pictures were beamed instantly around the world. | ||
| beam smile | 0.59 | The patient beamed a smile. | ||
| beam show | 0.53 | WABC in New York beams the show nationwide. | ||
| beam broadcast | 0.46 | Channel beamed their broadcasts to a national audience. | ||
| beam game | 0.46 | WNBA games are beamed across the country twice weekly on ESPN and NBC. | ||
| beam information | 0.39 | You can even wirelessly beam information to another eMate or to a MessagePad, another Newton device. | ||
| beam light | 0.39 | The sun beamed its light through the window. | ||
| beam searchlight | 0.39 | At night, they beam a searchlight along the road. | ||
| beam datum | 0.33 | Other sensors can be linked to satellites which then beam data to reception centres on the ground. | ||
| beam programming | 0.33 | Two satellites with high-powered transmitters beam radio programming back to Earth. | ||
| beam ray | 0.33 | All he could do was beam a ray of pure hatred at Sherman. | ||
| beam service | 0.33 | The service was beamed by satellite to church sites worldwide. | ||
| beam report | 0.26 | TV stations beamed progress reports by the hour. | ||
| beam time | 0.26 | They were beaming this time as they left the ice. |