Sentence examples for Have beacons from inspiring English sources

I mean, they have beacons all around the country saying British Gas.

Instead, Target is updating all stores with new, energy-efficient LED lighting, and will be installing fixtures that have beacons built in.

"I have beacons installed throughout one of the terminals at Newark Airport, and we use that to provide people with a 'blue dot' and location reference," said Kennedy, who also noted that beacons would help create personalized experiences for different users.

"I have beacons installed throughout one of the terminals at Newark Airport, and we use that to provide people with a 'blue dot' and location reference," said Kennedy, who also noted that beacons would help create personalized experiences for different users.

More tellingly, the RNC official said, "We decided we needed to improve on Data Center, which is why we have Beacon".

It is the only college for visually impaired students to have Beacon status, which is only given to educational establishments which have received a first-class Ofsted inspection report.

Facebook had Beacon, and Google had Buzz.

In truth, had Beacon had a girl's team, Ms. Berner said she would probably not have played on it because of the lower level of competition.

Perhaps the NY NY casino has beaconed him, tempted him, with the interesting circumstances of this year's contest.

Terry Parker from council said: "The Painswick Beacon has got such a significance for the whole community, to think that we may not have a beacon on the beacon seems rather silly".

Instead, the parks have been beacons for lucrative tourism.