Sentence examples for a flashing beacon from inspiring English sources

But the idea of topping it with a "flashing beacon" that will be seen for hundreds of miles should be squelched immediately.

That led not only to a cutback in the number of pop-ups across the service, but was, according to Mr. Leonsis, the catalyst for a revolution within AOL. "It became a flashing beacon for employees," he recalled.

Parisse has had many more spectacular performances in his wonderful career but as a focal point when the game was in the balance, he could not have stood out more had he a flashing beacon attached to his head.

If he does, it will serve as a flashing beacon that the Republican Party is in serious trouble— just as the 2015 victory of Kentucky gubernatorial candidate Matt Bevin, a Tea Party outsider, was, in retrospect, a forerunner of Trumpism.

The dwindling band of modernisers in the Cameron entourage argued for a rise in the minimum wage, or for any flashing beacon to show the Conservatives get the cost of living crisis out there.

But without a flashing red beacon, the building is in violation of federal aviation law.

"A council operative followed the bus in his own car equipped with a flashing orange beacon on the roof.

I always tape covers over the CD player, amplifier, and DVD player, of course, but for the tots this just acts as a flashing neon beacon that there's something really neat underneath.

According to Heffernan, the lighting effects were achieved using a camping head lamp and a flashing rescue beacon, and the pool balls were actually glow-in-the-dark golf balls.

"First there's the flashing beacon of the intellect from across a room; then you find this stunning woman, her beauty magnified by her intensity and intelligence".

One afternoon, Owen came back from the swamp to find the flashing beacon of the town's fire truck illuminating the faces of curious neighbors outside his house.