Sentence examples for beacon right from inspiring English sources

There are more than 70 journalists located in 30 countries on Beacon right now, with projects such as this effort to release government documents around U.S. counterterrorism, and this project covering the threats facing North American deserts.

Nascent democratic movements across the Mediterranean also need such beacons right now.

Same at the Beacon as right there on the cover in 1971 with Duane and Berry Oakley, who also passed on through.

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Forget about the interior". The turquoise-colored facade of the building designed by Claud Beelman in 1930 is a beacon all right.

We can use them as warning beacons, and right now we need to be wary of a new sexual identity: straights posing as gays.

Before this dark chapter in American history, the United States was a leader on human rights and a beacon for human rights defenders everywhere.

As Murphy put it, "I think the Obama administration has been long on rhetoric when it comes to America's role as a beacon for human rights and civil rights, but we haven't been as strong on action, and so I think it's tough for us to tell the rest of the world that they should respect human rights when we're listening in on our own citizens".

Irving Wardle wrote that at that moment "she ignites a tragic beacon that beams right back to Athens".

And I probably can count on at least one of my sons returning after college, if a new book, "The Accordion Family" (Beacon Press), is right.

In a 52-year political career that ended with his retirement from the Senate in January 2003, Mr. Helms became a beacon for the right wing of American politics, a lightning rod for the left and, often, a mighty pain for presidents whatever their political leaning.