Sentence examples for a lighthouse to from inspiring English sources

There were numerous architectural structures, from a lighthouse to a musical stage with flashing lights.

The opening episode saw the duo retreat to a lighthouse to write a play.

John becomes angrier and angrier with this society, until eventually he runs away to a lighthouse to live in isolation.

Herod's royal harbor, known as Sebastos, is largely gone, but archaeologists believe that it included three basins, a huge breakwater hundreds of feet from the shore and a gigantic tower, possibly a lighthouse to guide visitors into the protected harbor.

The Hawkins Point Lighthouse Case, referred to in the opinion of the state court, was ejectment brought in a circuit court of the United States against a government keeper of a lighthouse to recover possession of such house, erected in the Patapsco river, a publicnavigable water of the United States, by the lighthouse board in pursuance of acts of Congress.

And so this idea that you, in a massively changing environment, have an end point, a lighthouse to steer toward, even as the tools at your disposal toward getting there, as your, team as the weather patterns, as the obstacles, as everything changes on the path, how do you keep steering toward that true north?

The game opens to him on a boat headed to a lighthouse, off to rescue a girl and bring her back to New York City to "wipe away the debt". It's not clear who sent him on this mission or why.

This year, the two set off (in a rented lighthouse) to write a play to star in, which will be a metaphorical recounting of their own relationship, just as this season echoes the creation of the series itself.

Casablanca used a flashing lighthouse, To Catch a Thief set off bursting fireworks, Gone with the Wind featured a disappearance behind an emphatically slammed door.

The all-night market, a beacon of heat, junk food and last-minute sundries, is a landlocked lighthouse to the dozens of people who navigate these cold city streets.

Mariella Frostrup and Michael Morpurgo visit a Lincolnshire lighthouse to uncover the story behind the writing of Paul Gallico's timeless classic The Snow Goose.