Sentence examples for created a beacon from inspiring English sources

A compelling vision of attracting great partners to created a beacon of change?

The global phenomenon has brought together athletes of all shapes and sizes, defined incredible personalities, and created a beacon for peace on the global stage.

The simple norm of putting a # (pound sign) in front of a phrase or abbreviation creates a beacon in the darkness for people focused on a particular question.

Supporters tend to take Washington at its word, and say India would be part of an effort to create a beacon of democracy in the Middle East.

"We have created a product called Beacon that let's you do this.

But as soon as I created a team, the Beacon pop-up was displayed saying I created a fantasy football team, which gave me the option of "learning more," saying it wasn't me, or simply saying, "No Thanks".

In parts of Southeast Asia, male fireflies sitting in the same mangrove tree will synchronize their flashes, creating a pulsing beacon that can be seen for miles.

When confronted with the vipers, California ground squirrels pump blood into their vigorously waving tails, creating a warning beacon of infrared radiation.

Conversely, the artificial eye measured had large myopic refraction (−6.9 Diopters) and so in its case the angular deviation of the ingoing 1 st pass pencil is excessive (with respect to eye length) and creates a retinal beacon that is not positioned on the optical axis but is transversally displaced.

The work is made from an amalgam of polyester resin, white pigment and marble dust, and its glittering neck rises straight from the grass, creating an otherworldly beacon amid the furor of the Flatiron district.

Recently a composer in Beacon, N.Y., Joseph Bertolozzi, created a work consisting of percussive sounds made on a Hudson River bridge.