Sentence examples for beacon for an from inspiring English sources
It is seen as a signal beacon for an increasingly unpredictable state.
The vertical shop window provides a bold entrance beacon for an interior that promises to amplify the existing "architectural cross-section of the city: Victorian meets modern, brick meets cast-iron, slate meets glass".
This paper reports the wireless RF signal propagation of a 2.4 GHz waist mounted beacon for an indoor sporting venue 'play area', which has been designed to international standards.
It would be quicker to get out and walk, unless you're a foreigner, aka free money beacon, for an array of scams and muggings you only have cough loud enough to attract.
Since then, it's remained a beacon for an alternative ownership model, with 370 shareholders and a management committee (originally comprised of eight, though now up to 11 members as of last year) in lieu of unaccountable and opaque corporate structures, plus a staff paid the London Living Wage of £10.20/hour.
We developed a fast publicly accessible tool BEACON for an automated and a systematic comparison of different genome annotations that also generates extended annotations.
Nostalgic for a time when America was a beacon for all nations, a symbol of tolerance, inclusion, decency and basic goodness.
The network served as a beacon for a very real disaffection with broadcast journalism.
The hotel reopened in the spring of 2000, rebuilt from the rubble, a crystal-and-marble-filled beacon for a resurgent Beirut.
The team posted a winning season this year and -- despite its lackluster attendance record -- has become a beacon for a dispirited neighborhood and, some say, for Newark itself.
