Sentence examples for from the lighthouse from inspiring English sources
"You can see the wash of light from the lighthouse at Alcatraz," she said.
About a mile from the lighthouse, the sky was dark with diving birds.
From the lighthouse you may notice a frightfully rapid current running along the shoreline.
Apart from the lighthouse, the town of Saugerties has its own allure.
Our next stop was Drakes Beach, not far from the lighthouse along the southern edge of the peninsula.
Could the light from the lighthouse of Alexandria really been seen by ships 35 miles from shore?
The ferry leaves for the lighthouse from Hope Dock next to the Maritime Aquarium (adults, $20; children, 12 and under, $12; and children 3 and under, $5).
Like a scene from The Shipping News, the lighthouse is perched atop a dramatic cliff.
This is by no means the first food anthology, and many of its entries are well-worn: Virginia Woolf's beef daube from "To the Lighthouse," Proust on madeleines.
Virgina Woolf was a master of feminence, as ascertained in this excerpt from To the Lighthouse.
Traits: Abstract, rational, ingenious, independent Book: This type is the most likely to enjoy reading up on philosophy, as they think very abstractly (see: Mr. Ramsay from "To the Lighthouse").
