Sentence examples for beacon warning from inspiring English sources

The tower stood like a beacon warning the world of the slaughter it had witnessed.

Environmental Health Perspectives (EHP) is like one of the lighthouses that dot the North Carolina coast; the journal acts as a beacon warning people of potential environmental dangers and, at the same time, welcomes people whose goal is to improve global health.

On cold, clear nights it's a spaceship poised for flight with a single ruby light, like a bright little planet Mars at its peak, a beacon and warning to planes.

The rest of the stories are like burning beacons, warnings from history.

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

With its faded-looking red-brick exterior and golden yellow trim, it still sends forth a beacon over the Hudson, warning ships from as far away as Panama and Norway of the sandbar and the sharp turn that the channel makes west.

From the previous study case, we can see that warning messages and beacons must contend for the medium.

The Border Patrol has placed rescue beacons and warning signs in the desert, and broadcasts messages in Spanish across the border in an effort to discourage border crossers.

Two types of safety broadcasts, ACN warning messages and periodic status beacon (also known as CAM) presence in the CCH have been considered.

Thus, when a vehicle receives or needs to transmit a warning message, we stop the beacons in order to reduce the contention for this type of messages as shown in Fig. 5.

Co-operative system measure: Electronic beacons give additional information on displays in the car about the road, e.g. warning 'too fast', because of local circumstances (weather, etc)., and not only on electronic displays above the road.