| use beam | 1.97 | It uses electron beams, not X-rays. | ||
| send beam | 0.79 | His organ-playing sent laser beams shooting over the crowd. | ||
| fire beam | 0.66 | They used a powerful cyclotron to fire a beam of protons through the map. | ||
| produce beam | 0.59 | The method for initially producing the beam, Litton said, was largely irrelevant. | ||
| break beam | 0.53 | Break the beam and it shoots you. | ||
| aim beam | 0.39 | Kevin Brown aimed laser beams. | ||
| reflect beam | 0.39 | Hinged surfaces are trouble spots for Stealth designers because they can reflect radar beams. | ||
| remove beam | 0.39 | Workers often remove the beams holding the elevator tower while they apply the facade. | ||
| direct beam | 0.33 | They directed the beams at targets containing liquid hydrogen. | ||
| project beam | 0.33 | Shoppers can don a body suit and enter a dark booth, where light beams are projected on them. | ||
| shine beam | 0.33 | People are shining the beams into homes and into the faces of motorists. | ||
| support beam | 0.33 | A girder is a beam that supports other beams or is made up of separate beams joined together. | ||
| block beam | 0.26 | Test the electric eye by blocking the beam between the modules as the door closes. | ||
| bounce beam | 0.26 | The holographic disc bounces the beam back upward at an angle. | ||
| ceil beam | 0.26 | These companies use aging electric furnaces to produce specialized products such as ceiling beams. | ||
| expose beam | 0.26 | So the beams got exposed. | ||
| focus beam | 0.26 | Knox said the essence of his solution was the magnetic matrix that focuses each beam of electrons. | ||
| see beam | 0.26 | We saw the beams from their flashlights. | ||
| shoot beam | 0.26 | He can shoot optic beams out of his eyes, but he needs ruby-quartz sunglasses to do it. |