Sentence examples for becomes a beacon from inspiring English sources

We hope that this project becomes a beacon for the planning, design and delivery of future large-scale projects".

"At night, it reverses itself, and the building becomes a beacon -- a light fixture for the city".

Positioned inside a wooden box is a barely visible skull of a squirrel, a seemingly carefree animal that here becomes a beacon of fear and anxiety.

But Alina welcomes her powers, after many infuriating training sessions with Baghra screaming at her. Alina becomes a beacon of hope for the country and a weapon of the Darkling.

"The mural becomes a beacon of hope".

If games in these works are proposing ways we can live political life, then D&D becomes a beacon of hope in an otherwise bleak set of games-as-metaphors.

Malala has become a beacon of light.

Elwyn, who once aspired to become "a beacon unto the faithful," becomes something much more profane.

Mr. Salmond enrages Labour by promising that Scotland will become "a beacon for progressive opinion".

Of course, nobody can guarantee that Libya, after Qaddafi, will become a beacon of liberal democracy.

The lamp in the window of his study became a beacon to the rivermen.