Sentence examples for beacon of reflected from inspiring English sources

The craft will direct a beacon of reflected sunlight on a wavy path across the United States, between 1 25 a.m. and 1 48 a.m. EST on Friday, appearing as a slowly moving new "star" in the constellation Perseus.

In Zlín, Czechoslovakia, Tomáš Baťa, the founder of a worldwide shoe-making empire, used the central lift as his office, while the curtain-walled Van Nelle food-processing factory in Rotterdam was perpetually lit by electricity – a beacon of modernity, reflected in the water below.

"This has been a dark, dark horrible year, but this is a beacon of light to reflect on the Church in England and Wales," he says.

The Beacon Journal building, reflected in the glass sign of a boarded-up pub across the street, has remained downtown through good and bad economic times.

The name "Bernal International Airport" would better reflect the beacon of hope that Orange County represents.

Waiting for the start of Beacon Riverfest, Ms. Bonham reflected on her situation.

It was a beacon of democratic capitalism in the whole Asia -- reflecting the relatively benign colonial legacy of America.

"It brightly reflected the Glory of God like a beacon of joy.

Kid Rock, a beacon of national pride in red, white and blue who's leaned into his rural roots, reflects the right which has taken hold there.

At churches, mosques, synagogues and community halls from the Limpopo River to the Cape, millions offered praise and reflected on a man celebrated as "Father of the Nation" and as a global beacon of integrity, rectitude and reconciliation.

Malala has become a beacon of light.