Sentence examples for bright beacon from inspiring English sources

But Pinto herself is a bright beacon for Indian actors.

Sometimes she is a bright beacon in the corner of a composition; on another occasion she seems, through perspective, to stands on top of a freight car.

It was a strange, bright beacon in the sky in a usually quiet uptown that often goes dark much earlier in the night.

In 2005 they had two bright beacon issues – their brave stand against the Iraq war, and the abolition of tuition fees.

Also among the brightest stars are Rigel A, a young supergiant in the constellation Orion, and Canopus, a bright beacon in the Southern Hemisphere often used for spacecraft navigation.

Honeysuckle vine is among the first plants to bloom in spring, serving as a bright beacon for Ruby-Throated Hummingbirds making their way back from southern climes where they overwinter.

Well moths are attracted to light (I think), so that explains why they're drawn to the bright shining beacon of hope and democracy that is the UK.

Looking south-east around 07:00am, Venus and Jupiter will be unmistakable bright beacons that will instantly capture the attention.

Jesse L. Greenstein, who helped explain astronomical exotica like unimaginably bright beacons at the edge of the universe and hot cinders of burned-out stars, died on Monday in Arcadia, Calif.

A simulation of the powerful jets generated by supermassive black holes at the centers of the largest galaxies explains why some burst forth as bright beacons visible across the universe, while others fall apart and never pierce the halo of the galaxy.

The team used the 10-meter Keck Telescopes on Mauna Kea, Hawaii, to study distant quasars, bright beacons of energy unleashed by matter falling into huge black holes.