Sentence examples for historic beacon from inspiring English sources

"The proud, historic beacon of hope we lost last night belongs not only to the university; it belongs to the entire community far and near.

In Boston, state and federal courts have gone so far as to uphold a ban on newspaper vending machines in the historic Beacon Hill neighborhood.

Back Bay, which lies along the Charles River next to historic Beacon Hill, a mile or so from downtown Boston, is home to some of the city's most notable and historic public buildings, including the Boston Public Library, Trinity Church and the 60-story John Hancock Tower.

Swan boats are a highlight at Boston Common, near the historic Beacon Hill neighbourhood; while south of the city are the Arnold Arboretum and Jamaica Pond, which is good for a long walk, especially in spring and fall, with its cherry blossoms and changing leaf colours.

Response's vice chairman and guiding light, Wood, is so enthusiastic about his invasion of the U.S. that he has bought a house practically next door to Jim Stone's, on Boston's historic Beacon Hill.

On Oct. 30, the historic Beacon Theatre will host "Freedom To Love Now!

Opened last year in a historic mill in Beacon, the 14 rooms (from $339 mid-week) at Roundhouse at Beacon Falls (2 East Main Street, Beacon; roundhousebeacon.com) overlook a roaring waterfall, the ultimate white noise machine.

BEACON Mount Gulian Historic Site "Candlelight Tour," featuring actors in character.

The area is protected by historic district legislation and has been designated as the Beacon Hill Historic District.

Sam Elliott, wearing a simple black shirt that highlights his silver hair like a beacon in PJ Clarke's, Manhattan's historic midtown watering hole, is too polite to shake his admirer.

Above all, America must remain a beacon to all who seek freedom during this period of historic change.