Sentence examples for lighthouse stands from inspiring English sources

The lighthouse stands 100 feet from the edge.

A lighthouse stands on the cape, signalling the entrance to Bahía (bay) de Banderas, just to the north.

In "Enigmas De Zoologia" (2002) a highlighted chicken spies some odd, undefinable form where an Edward Hopper lighthouse stands.

Below the bluff where the old Mount Loretto lighthouse stands, a small city of these heaps stretched beside the waves like a lost rock-pile Atlantis.

A Canadian lighthouse stands on the island, which is claimed by the United States and Canada, and fishermen from both countries work the waters within a few miles of the controversial 15-acre island.

THE HISTORY Once known as Norton's Point for the owner of a casino where the lighthouse stands today, the neighborhood was developed in 1892 by Alrick Man, according to Charles Denson, the author of "Coney Island: Lost and Found" (Ten Speed Press, 2004).

In front of the lighthouse stood a cell-phone tower.

In the background, the lighthouse stood against the sky like a minaret.

The little lighthouse stood stolid and I remembered the beautifully threaded panel on the great tapestry of my home town, New Ross, Co Wexford.

Up until recently, at Rapelye and Hicks Streets, a small gray brick building that looks like an art-moderne lighthouse stood guard over the B.Q.E.

The lighthouse stood on the island of Pharos in the harbour of Alexandria and is said to have been more than 350 feet (110 metres) high; the only taller man-made structures at the time would have been the pyramids of Giza.