Sentence examples for lighthouse at a from inspiring English sources

What was unique about Mud was we could play a bit of everything – one week, we were doing current chart things like Edison Lighthouse at a bingo night, the next we were playing a heavy set at a college.

One November day in 1827, at the Bell Rock Light, on the east coast of Scotland, a heavy ground swell was running, although there was no wind; suddenly, one of the swells rose about the tower, mounted to the gilded ball atop the lantern, a hundred and six feet above the water, and tore away a ladder attached to the lighthouse at a height of eighty-six feet.

It was the 100th anniversary of its founding and, as tribute, the town erected a 40-foot-high model of its iconic Absecon Lighthouse at an entrance to the city.

Just down Hempstead Turnpike in neighboring Uniondale, developers and politicians are pushing for approvals for the Lighthouse at Long Island, a $3.74 billion mixed-use development on 150 acres, including a revamped coliseum for the Islanders hockey team, 2,300 housing units and hotel, office and retail space.

Courtney Marie Dankworth and Russell Capone Jr. were married Saturday at the Lighthouse at Chelsea Piers, a party space in Manhattan.

In the first, midway through, Newland goes searching for Ellen and spies her off in the distance, by a lighthouse at the end of a pier beneath a blood-red sunset.

Rabbi David J. Gelfand officiated at the Lighthouse at Chelsea Piers, an event space in New York.

Amanda Leigh Golden and Matthew Alexander Mintzer were married Saturday evening at the Lighthouse at Chelsea Piers, an event space in Manhattan.

Electric illumination in the form of carbon arc lamps was first employed at lighthouses at an early date, even while oil lamps were still in vogue.

The wreck had a direct influence on the decision to build a lighthouse at Cape Agulhas in 1847 1848.Proposals for a Lighthouse at L'Agulhas, secondary sources.

(For a panoramic view of the city as it is today, go to the top of the Absecon Lighthouse at Pacific and Rhode Island Avenues, an 1857 landmark a few blocks from the Boardwalk).