Sentence examples for beacon for many from inspiring English sources

"It was a role model and beacon for many countries.

But it was also a beacon for many others, like Ms. Collins, 63, who moved to New York City from Denver in 1962.

It was this combination of professionalism and moral clarity that made him a beacon for many journalists seeking to untangle the wars of recent years.

The school that has been a beacon for many low-income families who struggle to pay the $3,250 tuition is teetering and trying to avoid extinction.

America's colleges and universities are the pride of the nation and a beacon for many other countries.

For many decades, the idealistic and violent aspects of the FARC have been a beacon for many Colombians who live in harsh conditions.

"We will not lose sight of why our city is a beacon for so many," said Mayor De Blassio, in conclusion to his Address.

A city that's historically been the beacon for so many underserved and underrepresented people, a city that has activism running through its Muni-line veins, a city proud of its NIMBYs, progressives and free spirits.

Yet despite the numerous FDA warnings, scientific criticisms and myriad legal cases, Burzynski's clinic is still a beacon of hope for many desperate people.

He helped to found the Organisation of African Union and, at home, inspired by the apparent achievements of the Soviet Union, he spent millions of dollars building the dams and factories that he hoped would free his people from their abject dependence on Western capitalism.Ghana's break with colonial rule also became a beacon of hope for many of America's civil-rights campaigners.

She is an incredible connector and beacon of light for many technologist, entrepreneurs and business leaders.