Sentence examples for beacon would be from inspiring English sources
The building, provisionally called the Battle of Britain Beacon, would be visible from the centre of London and will house a permanent exhibition about the Battle of Britain if construction goes ahead.
A winter weekend sleeping rough in the Brecon Beacons would be less awkward than trying to reach Cardiff by road for a Friday Six Nations evening.
It would seem logical that one way to get around the high cost of personal locator beacons would be to rent them, but so far, the market for rentals is tiny.
Information about reductions in unnecessary delay to drivers and improvements to driver and pedestrian compliance rates from the use of pedestrian hybrid beacons would be useful to engineers, decision makers, and researchers to determine an optimum treatment at desired pedestrian crossings.
"The beacons would be positioned on and around the tail as this is the part of the airliner most likely to survive the impact.
The use of beacons would be using them to allow customers to pay for their purchases anywhere in the store to avoid long checkout lines.
These beacons would be configured to transmit signals to Bluetooth-enabled smartphones on the user end, taking over for GPS to provide location data when a car passes through a tunnel.
To improve the detection of mycobacterial pathogens in paucibacillary samples inclusion of sensitive probes such as molecular beacons would be an added advantage, [8].
The Taxi and Limousine Commission is considering a plan that would eliminate taxis' smaller "off-duty" lights in favor of a single, central beacon: it would be illuminated if the cab is available, and dark if it is not.
When Mr Blair announced earlier this year that master classes at specialist or "beacon" schools would be introduced for bright pupils in neighbouring inner-city comprehensives, he was accused by teachers' unions of a "back-door reinvention of grammar schools".It is, of course, the real grammar schools with their policies of full selection, which enrage the left.
