Sentence examples for beacons of that from inspiring English sources

The Gun Company long stood along Fall Creek as one of the last enduring beacons of that area's industrial core, and in its absence persists a cultural narrative on the role of the industrial landscape in today's society.

"Our goal here today was to display a beacon of that spirit.

Paris has its Eiffel Tower, France has its Tour; two beacons of heritage that are almost as old as each other.

Muslims are taught to be beacons of light that attract others to the warmth and radiance of the Quranic teachings.

And so it is that the mythical Muslim will prove as elusive as weapons of mass destruction or the beacons of democracy that Iraq and Afghanistan were supposed to become.

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.

"As a boatman, that lighthouse is a beacon of hope that brings all of us, down many generations into a safe haven".

And we're the party -- and we're the party that unapologetically believes in America's success, a shining city on a hill, a beacon of freedom that inspires the world.

As a hub that counts the likes of Tencent, Alibaba and Baidu among its residents, Shenzhen is really a beacon of innovation that can have an important impact on Hong Kong's tech space.

How ironic that a businessman who has spent decades meticulously cultivating his own image now threatens to undermine America's brand as "the exemplar of freedom and a beacon of hope" that Reagan celebrated.

But through this post-breakup era, there is a shining beacon of hope that is Britney herself.