Sentence examples for lighthouse out from inspiring English sources

Her house, on Georgica Pond in East Hampton, rises like a lighthouse out of the briar patch.

By the time I reached the west side of the lighthouse, out of the wind, it felt like a bright, coolish day in June.

We parked and walked out to the edge of Cap de Favaritx, where we found a black-and-white-striped lighthouse out of central casting, surrounded by smooth-rock beaches.

Mr. Jarrett is thinking about donating some proceeds from a charity event at which children from the island are going to build a 25-foot-tall lighthouse out of sand to help get the cracker back.

There are plans to build a birdhouse in the shape of the Montauk lighthouse out of seashells and carve another as a carousel with painted birds instead of horses.

She said the Oregon Mortuary and Cemetery Board, which controls the licensing process, was deliberately keeping the lighthouse out of the increasingly lucrative industry of storing ashes, what those in the business call cremains.

"I thought, how crazy to give him a card where he could open it and then the key from the lighthouse falls out".

Katzenberg, professing his sincerity, said that he simply wanted to be a "great lighthouse" beaming out helpful links and new verticals to orient those lost in this teeming sea.

Today, Faraday's lighthouse looks out from Canning Town over to the O2 and a new Olympic cable car system that's either quite charming or, depending on your point of view, like a bad episode of Futurama.

Am Buachaille, a rocky sea stack, stood guard-like to one side, the giant grey slabs which cut into the sea were bathed in frothing waves, and the dim glow of the Cape Wrath lighthouse sent out a muted white beam beyond the cliffs to my right.

I was at the same time reading Muriel Spark's Complete Short Stories and serendipitously came across the line "she became a tall lighthouse sending out kindly beams which some took for welcome instead of warnings against the rocks", which I used as an epigraph.