Sentence examples for beacon of an from inspiring English sources
EL ALTO, Bolivia — Turn a corner in this sprawling, bustling, fast-growing city and the Ovando family home suddenly bursts into view, a party-colored mirage floating above the drab, brick-red metropolis like a beacon of an alternate Andean future.
In the thirty years since, A.P.C. has been a beacon of a certain kind of well-appointed normal.
Every town needs a hero; a beacon of hope, a manifestation of the American dream.
It is a beacon of civilisation, a mark of what we as a country stand for.
Soon the owl became a beacon of hope — a kindred spirit, with feathers, to narrow the valley between us.
You can become a beacon of hope, a Katniss Everdeen in their entirely crumbling district.
He was a veritable beacon of strength, a real live strongman.
The I.I.T.'s are "a beacon of excellence in an India bedeviled by cronyism and back-scratching," Raghavan writes.
A beacon of hope and an example to others.
The United States can once again become a Beacon of Freedom, not a beacon of slogans but a beacon of real harmony and prosperity.
