Sentence examples for build a beacon from inspiring English sources

Black Diamond, which owns PIEPS, has a deep well of experience there and knows how to build a beacon that can stand up to the daily use of dawn patrollers and also withstand the kind of battering that takes place during a slide event.

At a meeting of the Hanseatic League in Lübeck in 1499, they applied once more to the bishop for permission to build a beacon.

Through his creation in 1976 of a centre for Byzantine studies at the University of Birmingham, he built a beacon of excellence and revolutionised the subject's appeal.

We wanted to build a cheap beacon that you could throw in a car or laptop, or attach to your pet (or maybe individuals?), and be able to monitor its motion on a screen in real-time, similar to those gadgets in spy movies.

There is also a second boss called "The Wither", which upon defeat drops a specific material needed to build a placeable beacon that can enhance certain abilities of all nearby players.

It would cost billions of dollars just to build [such a beacon] and hundreds of millions to pay the power cost.

It is our view that if we advocate and build an open, inclusive beacon network, then all constituents — retailers, developers and end users — will collectively benefit.

Built as a beacon of social housing in 1968, this heroic 27-storey bookend to east London has been "decanted" of its social tenants over the last few years, to allow it to be scrubbed up and transformed into a silo of luxury flats – which will be marketed to the bankers of nearby Canary Wharf.

Our council members should take this opportunity to build a healthier future for our children and our city while serving as a beacon of hope for the country.

Walkers climbing Pen y Fan in the Brecon Beacons will soon have to pay to park after the National Trust won permission to build a new car park.

It built a nation that was a beacon of hope to the world.