Sentence examples for beacon would have from inspiring English sources

Eventually the beacon would have to "phone home" — literally send a message back to the headquarters of the National Security Agency that would describe the structure and daily rhythms of the enrichment plant.

"Dark skies" advocates say the beacon would have a host of negative effects, from disrupting bird migration to distracting pilots, and most of all, would make the stars even harder to see at night.

They sent up six flares earlier in the week, but they did not have an emergency position indicator radio beacon that would have assisted rescuers.

I can imagine handling it this way: Each of Beacon's locations would have two counters one for the Beacon brand, the other for VillageCar.

You could have put all the choreography on one stage at Dia:Beacon, and it would have lasted more than two and a half hours.

Bruno Peek, pageant-master of the beacons at the 2002 golden jubilee and now again, said: "We set out to mark the year by having 2,012 beacons worldwide, which would have been the most ever for this type of occasion.

NRW, which advises Welsh government ministers on environmental issues, told the council: "We consider that the scale of the proposal and its location on open moorland bordering the Brecon Beacons National Park would have unacceptable environmental impacts, including impacts on the special qualities of the protected landscape".

Under the current paradigm, for a shopper to realize the full benefits of beacon technology, that user would have to download a multitude of apps that each take advantage of only a small network of beacons.

He said he had been assured by MSG that his band would have the Beacon Theater not only in March but for many years to come.

But if that average person thinks of Mr. Ferrer as some kind of outsider artist, a semi-amateur who hit an absurdly unlikely jackpot when Mr. Cooder invited him to sing a bolero in the initial "Buena Vista" recording project in Havana, Mr. Ferrer's show at the Beacon Theater on Thursday night would have corrected that perception.

As Nas celebrates the reissue of Illmatic with the anniversary edition, Illmatic XX, a headlining set at Coachella, and the documentary, Time is Illmatic, which will open the Tribeca Film Festival at the Beacon Theater this year -- who would have thought that hip-hop would take it this far?