Sentence examples for * the beacons from inspiring English sources

The Audubo Society is apprehensive about the beacons.

The AAIB went on to recommend that plane models with the beacons be scrutinised.

However the Beacons' jagged topography can prove dangerous even to the most hardened and physically fit.

List prices for the beacons range from $599 to $1,199.

They are the beacons that come to represent the entire worth of a community.

Crickhowell is a difficult but doable 10-mile hike along the Beacons Way from Llanthony.

"It could very well be one of the beacons," he said.

My smart road-racing bike came out of hibernation and I blazed up and down the Beacons.

One of the beacons of Britain's modern democracy is its advanced system of judicial review of administration.

While the beacons have saved lives and made search-and-rescue operations easier and safer, they have generated controversy.

Alcorn says the beacons can also be placed in clients' stores to track volunteers who come in.