Sentence examples for distinctive beacon from inspiring English sources

Dumyat from Bridge of Allan "Although relatively small the characteristic shape of Dumyat forms an important part of the distinctive scenery of the Stirling area, and is often visited in combination with nearby Abbey Craig," says Mike. "Topped by a distinctive beacon and multicoloured trig point, this makes a fine winter walk.

It appears that Beacon turned a distinctive attraction into a lose-lose for all concerned.

Across the Usk valley, the north-facing glacial cirques that make up the distinctive skyline of the Brecon Beacons are white, alpine and fearsome.

Although the Heat retains GPS with buddy beacons, the most distinctive feature of the Drift, it has a lower price point and reduced features.

The software quickly detected what appeared to be the distinctive audio signature of a flight recorder's beacon, he said.

If one of the Towers of Bay Ridge serves as a marker for Mile 4 of the New York City Marathon, then the distinctive, egg-shaped tower of the Church of St. Michael's is a beacon guiding runners up Brooklyn's Fourth Avenue to Mile 5.

Distance: 15 miles Details: ind.pn/medwaymarshes 8. Jack & Jill from Ditchling Beacon For "a winter walk through history," Mike recommends "visiting this pair of distinctive windmills, sited in a commanding position overlooking the South Downs in East Sussex.

The distinctive shape of BM as seen from the hive (Fig. 2) could also be directly used as a landmark beacon.

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