Sentence examples for That beacons from inspiring English sources
That doesn't mean, however, that beacons aren't useful.
In addition, a lower BO implies that beacons become more frequent.
ABI notes that beacons have "already been dropping significantly in price".
I believe that beacons will be one of the vanguards of the "smart office".
Even with adoption by big brand names, the promise that beacons would "revolutionize retail" seems to have been premature.
The precision that beacons offer, combined with data from advertisers, manufacturers and retailers, will make this stuff more effective and less annoying.
It appears that Beacon turned a distinctive attraction into a lose-lose for all concerned.
Mr. Morgenthau said that Beacon Hill had become known around the world.
More than Broadway or bagels or perhaps even that beacon on Liberty Island, the Yankees logo has been our greatest ambassador.
On Wednesday he wrote that she remained a fighter until the end: "She has been a blaze her entire life, that beacon, that boxer I spoke of earlier.
H E concedes that Beacon is not a natural second-home community, given its rough edges and modest housing stock.
