Sentence examples for a lighthouse from a from inspiring English sources

Among the stolid townhouses of Bromley where Bowie spent much of his childhood Terry was a lighthouse from a world beyond suburbia, and Bowie grabbed at everything he was offering.

Among the stolid townhouses of Bromley – where Bowie spent much of his childhood – Terry was a lighthouse from a world beyond suburbia, and Bowie grabbed at everything he was offering.

There are a lighthouse from 1867, a visitors center, walking trails and a glorious long and wide ocean beach.

The explosive bluntness of the crashing waves that seem to knock a lighthouse from its stony base in a work from 1941 contrasts with the gentle ebbing tide and drifting clouds of "Storm Down Pine Point Way, Old Orchard, Maine".

Your hint: A lighthouse from the early 1900s sits at the end of a 1,200-foot-long 1,200-foot-long 1,200-foot-long

Morse compared it to trying to see a firefly while staring directly at a lighthouse – from 10 miles away.

The point where the material spills into the star moves around as the accretion disk rotates, sending out x-rays like a beacon from a lighthouse.

Against a wild quarter-final challenge by Gaël Monfils, the third-seeded Djokovic was like a lighthouse in a storm, safe from all hazards.

From the ground, the building was built to symbolize a lighthouse, while from above it appears shaped like a fish.

It is one of 39 buildings and galleries -- including a covered bridge, a 220-foot steamboat, a three-level round barn and an 1867 lighthouse from nearby Lake Champlain -- spread over the museum's 45 acres.

She had a decommissioned lighthouse from Lake Champlain rebuilt on the property.