Sentence examples for beacon for which from inspiring English sources

And Sonny is executive editor for the Washington Free Beacon, for which he writes about culture and politics.

Sonny is the executive editor of the Washington Free Beacon, for which he writes about culture and politics.

I have stood on shores hoping to catch a glimpse of the beacon for which I yearn.

Mr. Andre and his fourth wife, the artist Melissa Kretschmer, invited a reporter to the apartment for a rare yet wide-ranging conversation about the Phaidon book, "Carl Andre: Things in Their Elements," and about a retrospective being planned by Dia:Beacon for 2013, which will be the first American survey of his work since a 1970 show at the Guggenheim Museum.

For us, that makes Nebraska a beacon on the prairie, for which the governor deserves no thanks.

Once you get within a mile or two, you can spot a tall building on the property that houses a navigational beacon for the Federal Aviation Administration, for which the F.A.A. pays Mr. Zdarsky a rental fee of $2,500 a year.

While we as New Yorkers must put up with some inconvenience in traffic patterns, this is part of the job description of being the world's beacon: the very role for which we were attacked on that day in September.

Originally created as a center for vaudeville, music, theater, movies and other performances, one of the features for which the Beacon Theatre prided itself was its exceptional acoustics, which are still among the best in city.

The web address acts as a beacon for the malware, which if contactable tells WannaCry to cease and desist.

Our nation has never been just a beacon for profit-making, which only measured countries by their trade balance with us.

A windowed tower was built into the facade; it will be kept lighted at night to serve as a beacon for the neighborhood, which still bears the scars of Newark's 1967 race riots.