Sentence examples for lighthouse set on from inspiring English sources

Keep driving through the headlands, and you'll reach Point Bonita Lighthouse, an active lighthouse set on the southwestern tip of Marin County.

I was particularly affected by "Lighthouse," set during the Depression on a remote island off the coast of Maine, where young Frances and Peter's father works as a lighthouse keeper.

The relief vessel, the lighthouse tender Hesperus, was unable to set out on a routine visit from Lewis planned for 20 December due to adverse weather and did not arrive until noon on Boxing Day (26 December).

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Derek and I set out on the first of many walks along the beach up toward the lighthouse.

Set around a working lighthouse on the north-eastern tip of Salina, the estate produces malvasia grapes that are mostly used for dessert wine redolent of wild herbs and honey, although an aromatic dry white has also recently been developed.

Her book "To the Lighthouse," even though it's set in Scotland, is said to be written about Godrevy Lighthouse, which you can see from St. Ives.

A final line-up of a record 318 boats set off from Cowes on Sunday – two were dismasted early in the fresh westerly - heading for the Fastnet lighthouse and rock off the tip of south-west Ireland.

Sir Alexander George Woodford (1782 1870), Governor and Commander-in-Chief of Gibraltar, set the first stone for the lighthouse's foundation on 26 April 1838, with the aid of the Masonic Order of Gibraltar.

STONINGTON Stonington Historical Society, Old Lighthouse Museum Visitors may watch the sun set over three states atop the lighthouse's stone steps on Thursdays through Aug. 25 until 8 p.m. $6 and $9.

Every Sunday to Aug. 28 at 2 p.m. $3 and $7. Visitors may watch the sun set over three states atop the lighthouse's stone steps on Thursdays until 8 p.m. Through Aug. 25.