Sentence examples for beacon at the from inspiring English sources

A Tallulah Bankhead biopic is a beacon at the end of a schedule so manic she refers to an IV drip in her future.

The Cockpit Voice Recorder or CVR, located by its location beacon at the crash site yesterday afternoon, records the conversations of the pilot and co-pilot.

The project matches well with the government's desire to make Ethiopia a beacon at the Horn of Africa and across the continent.

If you go round and behind the fence, however, you'll reach a bright yellow beacon at the edge of a water breaker.

The position of the aircraft can be determined by combining the distance indicated by the DME with the direction from a VOR beacon at the same site as the DME beacon.

Wind, rain and the seas were eroding the bluffs around the 200-year-old beacon at the rate of more than a foot a year, threatening to eventually topple the sentinel into the waves.

Used to specify the beacon at which the participant is deprived of vision.

Enforcement is done using more DSRC beacons at the roadside, and also visually.

Jesse L. Greenstein, who helped explain astronomical exotica like unimaginably bright beacons at the edge of the universe and hot cinders of burned-out stars, died on Monday in Arcadia, Calif.

The address of a receiver is the set of distances to molecular beacons at the location of the receiver.

Two bodies have been recovered after searches for missing men at separate reservoirs in the Brecon Beacons at the weekend.