beams

"The construction workers used thick wooden beams to support the roof of the new house. "

"The old farmhouse had strong beams supporting the roof. "

"This ship has more beam than that one."

"The grocer carefully adjusted the weights hanging from the beams of the old-fashioned balance scale to measure the flour. "

"The hunter admired the buck's impressive antlers, noting the thick, curved beams that formed their main structure. "

"The chariot's beams were made of strong oak to withstand the bumpy road. "

"The weaver carefully attached the warp threads to the beams of the large loom before starting the intricate pattern. "

"The old anchor, rusted and heavy, showed the clear lines of its beams extending from the central ring. "

"The farmer carefully checked the beams of his antique plow before attaching the oxen. "

"The powerful steam engine used heavy beams that moved up and down, transferring the piston's energy to turn the wheels of the factory. "

"a beam of energy"

"a beam of hope, or of comfort"

"The hawk soared effortlessly, each of its ten beams perfectly catching the sunlight as it circled overhead. "

"The music teacher explained that the beams connecting the eighth notes showed they should be played quickly, as a group. "

"The new section of railway was built quickly and cheaply using compacted dirt beams instead of expensive concrete supports. "

"to beam forth light"

"After getting an A+ on her test, Sarah beams with pride. "

"The carpenter will beam the new house with strong, sturdy wooden beams. "

"The sun beams through the clouds after the rain, creating a beautiful effect. "

"The doctor beams your X-ray results directly to your phone using a secure app. "

"The tanner beams the freshly skinned hide onto the wooden frame to dry and stretch it evenly. "

"The construction crew beams the heavy steel girders into place to form the building's framework. "

"The music teacher beams the eighth notes together to make them easier to read. "