Sentence examples for beacons from from inspiring English sources

August came at the end of a 19-day heatwave, where three soldiers died during a training exercise in the Brecon Beacons from heat-related illnesses.

It even blocks extraneous Wi-Fi beacons from your phone, as they tend to leave a detailed record of your phone's movements.

Finish with a cruise around Halong Bay, where hundreds of spectacular limestone islands rise like jungle-clad beacons from its emerald-green waters.

Three bright pulsating stars on the outskirts of the Milky Way galaxy could be beacons from an invisible dwarf galaxy that astronomers predicted was there based on its effects on the gas in our galaxy.

The Exit Art way of thinking is that vinyl covers are taking on new meaning in the art world as documents of historical rather than contemporary interest, as beacons from a design world that is more or less dead.

PARIS — Underwater search teams have detected the acoustic beacons from the two flight recorders of a Yemeni jet that crashed last week in the Indian Ocean, France's crash investigation agency said Sunday.

That single cautionary word — PRUDENTIAL — beaconed from the crest of a skyscraper.

(Kelly says that he was uncomfortable with Beacon from the start).

There, in almost total clarity, stood the Empire State Building, a beacon from an earlier era.

In Beacon!" So many people have moved to Beacon from Brooklyn that people now call it NoBro, he said.

Compare their old material with their new stuff, specifically the song The Beacon from AEO.