Sentence examples for beacon of new from inspiring English sources
It also filled a useful function for the Bennett business, serving as a sort of early warning station for news, and as a beacon of new technology.
Edward Hall's artistic directorship has restored Hampstead as a beacon of new writing: the year began with Nina Raine's unflinching, swirlingly staged hospital drama Tiger Country, and ended with Richard Eyre's fine production of Nicholas Wright's sharp-edged The Last of the Duchess.
If the government propaganda workers are to be believed, Jangchon is a shining beacon of new, improved, more eco-friendly agricultural systems that will help this notoriously food-challenged country of 24 million into a new era of not only self-sufficiency but abundant harvests.
Beacons of new thinking are springing up across Victoria, led by a new generation of hyper-connected, global thinkers wanting to enact local change for international effect.
Since 1998, more than 50 stores, many of them beacons of fresh, new design, have opened in that 10-block area.
At each end of Oxford Street there's a beacon of fresh life and new worlds.
But Lehrman's sheer joy in the pursuit of art makes him, for me, a beacon of the new collector class.
In the post-crisis world, as one character puts it, "Mersey Fidelity was being touted as the beacon of the new banking system.
The Flentrop organ in Busch Hall, still frequently heard in concerts, became, in the words of the organ historian Jonathan Ambrosino, "the beacon of a new age".
Working mainly in his native Spain, which has regarded him as something of a national hero since his National Museum of Roman Art in Mérida opened in 1986, Moneo has approached commissions with the goal of making architecture that is simultaneously an ornament to the Old World and a beacon of the new.
Back then, the Dannemora state prison a few miles from the Canadian border was supposed to be the beacon of a new reform movement that advocated humane treatment of prisoners instead of the torture practiced downstate at Sing Sing.
