Sentence examples for beacon for that from inspiring English sources

Marjorie had never heard of anyone staying at the Beacon for that long.

Also a beacon for that cohort is Milton Friedman, who maintains that the sole social responsibility for business is to increase profits.

And how can I be a beacon for that change?" Rabil said.

"From the very beginning, she pushed everyone to be very transparent about everything and was herself the beacon for that," Coffey said.

His iron resolve was a beacon for that nation, and on that great day, South Africans followed that powerful, inspirational light out of bondage.

He might have added that Trump is a beacon for opportunists and that he has, it seems, made Pence feel welcome.

His love of nature and passion for all life stands as a beacon for all that is good in humankind and I can't help but think that even the master Renaissance designer, engineer and scientist knew so "Read me, O reader, if in my words you find delight, for rarely in the world will one such as I be born again".

Yet I'm grateful that the 2017 march, organized and led by women, was a beacon for peace, that violence was not a part of the event, here or anywhere in the world.

He's a beacon for all that's good in the game: loyalty, fairness, professionalism.

The ability to identify and stay focused on the big picture (the company mission and how their job serves it) provides a beacon for employees that illuminates the important over the (seemingly) urgent.

In his work written between 785 and 805, he described the sea route going into the mouth of the Persian Gulf, and that the medieval Iranians (whom he called the people of Luo-He-Yi) had erected 'ornamental pillars' in the sea that acted as lighthouse beacons for ships that might go astray.