Sentence examples for beacons of success from inspiring English sources
Barcelona, Glasgow, Newcastle and Bilbao are triumphant examples of urban regeneration, beacons of success that Europe's Capital of Culture programme has tried to translate to less fortunate places, such as Salonika, Cork and Liverpool.
Man caves appeal to the most mediocre, unremarkable segment of the population men who see plasma screens and sectional sofas and vacations to Orlando as beacons of success.
Just as the diversification of traditionally white colleges is held up as a beacon of success, a non-black student's success at an HBCU should also be considered as such.
Rae is black, and she is awkward, and she is a girl, but she is also a beacon of success through self-awareness in an era when Kim Kardashian's ass breaking the internet is the bar.
It is both fast and safe, Mr. Auerilio said, describing it as a beacon of bureaucratic success in a landscape of ineffective infrastructures.
We can't be having a shining beacon of public sector success, though, and so the government privatised it last year.
Table 2 in [23] provides an example that shows that even when collision-free operation is reached, the exact number of success, collision, and empty slots may change from one beacon interval to the next.
But that hell is not eternal, as Ropero and Rigoli's rare success stories have become beacons of hope.
There are beacons of progress.
There were a few beacons of light.
