Sentence examples for beacon lighting from inspiring English sources

Bonfires flared... fires sprang from beacon to beacon, lighting him home".

Crosby, the team's 20-year-old wunderkind and captain, is the beacon lighting the way for the Pens.

It pulsed in gorgeous journals of words, mementos and art, projected behind him, which when he started writing furiously in them became a "beacon", lighting his way forward.

Think what Hemingway's detector would have registered for this pearl from the review, referring to one of Franzen's previous novels: " 'The Corrections' towered out of the rubble, at once a monument to a world destroyed and a beacon lighting the way for a new kind of novel that might break the suffocating grip of postmodernism".

The roar of applause at the beacon lighting, following Latin versions of notices on Tyneside Metro and ever increasing numbers of wall walkers starting their trek in Wallsend, suggest that the times may be with him.

Many communities are organising special events around their beacon lighting, with fireworks and music.

Concerts, because they're festive or demanding, are beacons, lighting up the dark.

Appropriately, the modern military joined in the illumination, with some of the beacons lit by servicemen from the RAF's electronic warfare centre in Spadeadam forest.

As twilight fell across the Pacific, New Zealand, Tonga and Australia took turns to start the relay of 4,200 beacons lit to mark the Queen's diamond jubilee.

A role model, a beacon light.

Talk story about the four big beacon lights being installed at the 90th floor of the Empire State Bldg.