Sentence examples for Early beacon from inspiring English sources

Roger Gengo, the proprietor of the website Masked Gorilla, which chronicles the SoundCloud scene, said that XXXTentacion was both an early beacon for this burgeoning brand of underground hip-hop, and its most polarizing figure.

The small, vibrantly coloured restaurant with a vaguely urban-hippy vibe was an early beacon in Peckham's burgeoning status as a destination for food-lovers; those of us who found it raved with a kind of rabid evangelical fervour.

Launched just 18 months after Kickstarter itself, the original Glif was an early beacon of what was to come for the crowdfunding platform, with an innovative tripod mount for smartphones unlike any other.

Concerts, Sept. 24-25, Beacon Theater.

During the 1800s, Beacon was a hat-making center.

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You may know him best for that 1969 beacon of Brit jazz, the John McLaughlin album Extrapolation.

The group finally reached the 2,800-seat 2,800-seat1989, and, he said, "it just felt good, right away".

Last year Beacon applied to create a girls' tennis team and Mr. Faithful hoped the attention would move the request forward.

The Tonys ceremony was held at the 3,000-seat 3,000-seatater after its usual home, the 6,000-seat Radio City Music Hall, Beacon a new Cirque du Soleil show.