Sentence examples for have a lighthouse from inspiring English sources
"It's kind of a romantic thing to have a lighthouse on your block," said Mr. DeStefano, a 49-year-old lawyer.
Trinidad and Tobago's gold medallist in the London 2012 javelin, Keshorn Walcott, has been rewarded for his Olympic travails with £100,000, a luxury new home, 20,000 square feet of land and, most remarkably, will have a lighthouse named after him.
Like, do we have a lighthouse customer for SCC [the Smart Connected Communities initiative], what is our security offering in that space, making sure the architecture is connected so we are not duplicating things.
Lighthouse lore and allure is hard to resist, which is why many baby boomers have a lighthouse tour or two on their beloved bucket lists.
The 50-gulden note has a beautiful sunflower, and the 250-gulden note has a lighthouse.
This peninsula's tip, Northport, has a lighthouse, too — the red-roofed and climbable Grand Traverse Lighthouse, whose interior has been restored to its 1920s style.
The smaller island of Pílos to the south has a lighthouse and a monument to French sailors who fell at the Battle of Navarino (1827).
Ladd Reef, on the south-western fringe of the Spratlys, is completely submerged at high tide but has a lighthouse and an outpost housing a small contingent of Vietnamese soldiers.
The school has a lighthouse motif reflecting its proximity to the Galveston Bay.
The ruins, about 800 feet from shore, may have been a lighthouse.
About the only thing it would not have is a lighthouse.
