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• "Golfers don't beam up when you want them on the tee,"
• "The 22nd isn't that far away and you just don't beam people in.
• :The pretense, as I recall, is that they can't beam stuff through the shields.
• Who says Texans can't beam with pride over these two?
• "You just don't beam people in.
• TV networks didn't beam the trial by satellite across the globe; the media didn't regurgitate every detail ad nauseam.
• "Star Trek " star William Shatner didn't beam into town for the grand opening of a new emergency room.
• OK, so it's not a human levitation device, won't beam me anywhere or leap a curb in a single bound.
• The match won't beam onto the network until a half-hour into the proceedings, by which time two or three holes will have been played.
• Carl W . Seidel, president of International Isotopes, said that his company had modified the linac to greatly increase the number of protons in ts beam.
• Crossed signals : Six days before its season opens, Hollywood Park said it won't beam its races to Las Vegas casinos unless a negotiating impasse is broken.
• Believe it or not, Trekkers would still love Kirk, even if Scotty couldn't beam him up . ( They have already forgiven Kirk for his double chin .)
• No, it doesn't beam you up, but it does have realistic Star Trek sound effects and phaser light, modeled after the Type 2 phaser gun of the old TV series.
• He scaled his policy ambitions down to a modesty that you might call chastened if he didn't beam over every step back as if he were on his way somewhere.
• But Rush points out that most of the IDs can't beam more than a few paces and that some can be blocked simply by placing a hand between the tag and an electronic reader.
• They won't beam fresh towels up to the room, but Palm handhelds that can send and receive infrared signals will soon function as check-in desks and even room keys for travelers who stay at some hotels.
• There was the Star Trek group ( " In ` The Enemy Within,'I can understand why the landing party couldn't beam up, " gripes one contributor in the current newsletter, " but what was wrong with sending down a shuttle ? ")