Sentence examples for brightest lighthouse from inspiring English sources

FOR decades mariners trying to find their way through the treacherous coastal waters of New Jersey to New York Harbor looked for the "Twin Lights of the Highlands," once the brightest lighthouse in the country.

Depending on where I tuned in, I could be treated to the most venomous jellyfish (the box jellies of the genera Chiropsalmus and Chironex of the Indo-Pacific region), the largest stringed instrument (a pantaleon with 270 strings stretched over 50 square feet) or the brightest lighthouse (Creac'h d'Ouessant in Brittany, with a luminous intensity of up to 500 million candles in times of fog).

What happened to that bright local lighthouse?

"Searching for water vapour absorption in the atmosphere of an exoplanet passing in front of its host star is akin to looking for a tiny insect passing in front of a bright coastal lighthouse lamp," she wrote.

Horton Point Lighthouse, Lighthouse Road.

As I get older I am starting to understand why my grandmother traveled with a 300 watt bulb to use in motel rooms...at the time I thought it was brighter than a lighthouse, but now my 58 year-old eyes are starting to see the merit.

Yet over the last few weeks, as Atlantic City has been celebrating its 150th anniversary, things have been looking brighter for the old lighthouse as well.

But when he finishes his stint and the editorial shears take him over, he will emerge as one of the brightest of the prose lighthouses in a time darkened by the pall of government".

Q magazine felt that the album showcases Cobain's songwriting abilities and wrote, "If this is how Cobain is going to develop, the future is lighthouse-bright".

But the tints paid off handsomely in a photo of a lighthouse with a bright blue sky behind it.

Both had come from exercising — Ms. Gerwig, 29, freshly showered after a trip to the gym, her complexion as bright and uncomplicated as a lighthouse; Mr. Baumbach, 43, in a post-yoga plaid shirt and pinstripe suit, face framed by two neat swoops of black hair.