Sentence examples for beacon calling from inspiring English sources

It was like the beacon calling the bonfire bright.

In its proposal, though, the group says, "The statue will serve as a beacon calling for compassion and empathy among all living creatures.

The company, which has set up a separate operation in Beacon called Beacon Terminals Associates, is one of several companies whose proposals Scenic Hudson is now reviewing.

It is in the role of a visitor, specifically a tourist, that Ms. Leonard places herself and us in her show at Dia:Beacon, called "You see I am here after all".

The astronomers of the Sloan survey saw what they believe is a shadow caused by the last traces of that fog in the light of the most distant object ever seen, a cosmic beacon called a quasar that members of the same team discovered earlier this year.

The quasar, a beacon called RXJ 0911.4+0551, is near the fringes of the visible universe.

Its remnants persist, they say, in the form of a flashing gamma ray beacon called a soft gamma repeater (SGR).

Modern planes use GPS (Global Positioning System) satellite navigation much as cars do, and also have radio beacons called VOR VHF Omnidirectional Radio Rangee) to guide them into airports.

Astronomers have discovered a "missing link" that could explain the formation of the bizarre celestial beacons called millisecond radio pulsars.

The puns targeted at politics, religion, civil society serve as a prophetic beacon call to make the world more just.

Thomas Toch, author of "High Schools on a Human Scale: How Small Schools Can Transform American Education" (Beacon Press), called the scores of high schools students in a growing variety of subjects a "measure of the failure of large comprehensive high schools in this country".