Sentence examples for become a lighthouse from inspiring English sources

Through scholarships, workshops, conferences, e-courses and other academic events, the Center aims to become a lighthouse of knowledge, dedicated to West and North Africans.

For decades, Egypt has become a lighthouse in many terms, including the Press, for Arab countries.

Because books provide solace, books become a lighthouse in a storm, for anyone of any age.

The Quantum Dot product acts as a probe for researchers -- it latches on to biotin in tissues and, in effect, becomes a lighthouse signaling the location and concentration.

But suddenly the Journal became a lighthouse of journalistic integrity.

"Spurn's lighthouse will once again become a beacon of light, celebrating the areas heritage and community spirit".

The glow of fluorescent probes has become a critical lighthouse in biomedicine, serving an essential role in many diagnostic, forensic, pharmaceutical, and genomic screening tests.

I was at the same time reading Muriel Spark's Complete Short Stories and serendipitously came across the line "she became a tall lighthouse sending out kindly beams which some took for welcome instead of warnings against the rocks", which I used as an epigraph.

This is a genuine frontier city, with a history of families divided by international borders, but today, the lighthouse has become a symbol of liberty.

Each quarter students donate to, and volunteer with, a different charity, but Chang's meals at Lighthouse have become a constant recipient.

The lighthouse becomes a lonesome beacon of human consciousness in the midst of infinite oblivion.