Sentence examples for Under the lighthouse from inspiring English sources

Here is the entirety of one not untypical untitled poem: No one sends you letters now  Under the lighthouse at dusk  Lips parted by wind They're making a revolution to the East  A cat sleeps in your arms Sometimes you're incredibly happy The sound "The Unknown University" mostly makes is that of a promising young writer seeking his way in the world of words.

In 1997, she starred in the Australian ensemble romantic drama Under the Lighthouse Dancing and also played the lead role in the short-lived television series Sleepwalkers.

For the past several months, a $460,000 renovation has been under way on the lighthouse.

So on the trip to Tarbat Ness I wondered if some might still be nesting under the cliffs near the lighthouse.

The two are among six groups that have applied to assume ownership of the lighthouse under the National Historic Lighthouse Act of 2000, which seeks to transfer ownership of lighthouses free to local and state governments and educational and nonprofit organizations.

If lighthouses, coastal charm, and all the lobster sound appealing, check out this under-the-radar town in the Pine Tree State.

Negotiations with the police have established so-called "calm zones" near a portable shelter and under the Calais lighthouse, where meals are distributed; in December, the charities succeeded in opening a hall for migrants to sleep in when temperatures fall below zero.

Out in the open, under the proverbial lighthouse, lies always the risk of missing the obvious in close and plain view.

To the south, under the bridge that connects the lighthouse to the deck, are the deeper waters of Esopus Creek flowing into town.

"At this stage of the parliament, it seems to me the key question is: are those processes under way that means when the lighthouse beam comes back round on to Labour we've done the work?" Much of the focus of Labour's attack on the coalition, and cuts in particular, has been about their impact on particular groups – the poor, the young, the old, the disabled.

The lighthouse came under navy control, and the first maintenance rules were laid down.