Sentence examples for beacons right from inspiring English sources

Nascent democratic movements across the Mediterranean also need such beacons right now.

There are more than 70 journalists located in 30 countries on Beacon right now, with projects such as this effort to release government documents around U.S. counterterrorism, and this project covering the threats facing North American deserts.

We can use them as warning beacons, and right now we need to be wary of a new sexual identity: straights posing as gays.

Same at the Beacon as right there on the cover in 1971 with Duane and Berry Oakley, who also passed on through.

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Forget about the interior". The turquoise-colored facade of the building designed by Claud Beelman in 1930 is a beacon all right.

Although many visitors will now enter the city on the west side, where Dia:Beacon is, when you drive in to the city from the southeast, with Mount Beacon on the right, the Howland Center is the first building that stands out, a majestic vertical statement.

So I figure that if we're gonna go the way of those beacons of human rights across the Pacific I should at least do my part to make sure we get it right.

Irving Wardle wrote that at that moment "she ignites a tragic beacon that beams right back to Athens".

And I probably can count on at least one of my sons returning after college, if a new book, "The Accordion Family" (Beacon Press), is right.

Find the words – at last – to embrace all the positives of belonging to the world's biggest trading bloc, among friends who stand together in a darkening world as the best available beacons of human rights and democracy.