Sentence examples for a beacon to the from inspiring English sources

The lamp in the window of his study became a beacon to the rivermen.

A democratic Egypt could once again be a beacon to the region.

Today it is a museum, a beacon to the city's once-bustling past.

Throughout the 1980s she was like a beacon to the people living under communist totalitarian tyrannies.

Thatcher was also a beacon to the British people who voted for her in three elections.

For decades, New York City has been a beacon to the rest of the country in promoting immigrant rights.

The mountain stands like a beacon, to remind the night that the earth exists, that it mustn't be forgotten.

If it detects a single packet header, the receiver rebroadcasts a beacon to notify the sender and requests for retransmission of the data packets.    .

The light-emitting diode turns like a beacon to irradiate the excitation light (470 nm) into a tube from the outside.

But as your own life flares up, its meaning will become a beacon to remake the world.

Especially during the Cannes Film Festival, the annual pageant of haut aesthetics and a beacon to starlets since the early days of the bikini.