Sentence examples for be a beacon from inspiring English sources

To be a beacon of hope.

"It'll be a beacon," he said in an interview.

"The blinking light is going to be a beacon again".

Real Labour would be a beacon, not a guttering candle.

I'm supposed to be a beacon of light".

"The new church will be a beacon of our faith".

It would be a momentous event.It would also be a beacon.

He rose with grace from a very dark place to be a beacon of hope.

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

Ethan's life will be a beacon for change, I have no doubt about it.

It should be a beacon for the protection of human rights in a globalising world.