Sentence examples for lighthouse that has from inspiring English sources

It is as if I am surveying the city from atop a lighthouse that has been plonked in the centre of a giant misshapen bowl.

And when Watson sees the wind blowing sideways off the Firth of Clyde, and looks at the lighthouse that has kept ships clear of the Ailsa Craig for 172 years, he gets a gleam in his eye.

From Ramsgate, she embarks on one of the Dunkirk 'Little Ships' to discover the vital role it played during the Second World War, before making her way to Dover, where she finds a magnificent Roman lighthouse that has guarded the shores for centuries.

In 1826, the Government belatedly bought 3 of its 800 acres for a lighthouse that had originally been authorized by President George Washington.

I decided to return to the lighthouse that had gotten the best of me the night the ice started screaming around us due to the wake of a large ship passing near by.

LLOYD HARBOR, N.Y., Oct. 10 — A week ago, the Coast Guard activated the long-dormant foghorn on the Huntington Lighthouse, a beacon that has sat at the mouth of Huntington and Lloyd Harbors since 1912.

Connecticut lighthouses that have found new owners include New London Harbor, which went to the New London Maritime Center.

The problem for the Kimmerles is that they fell in love with a house only yards from a historic lighthouse in a borough that has grown tired of newcomers changing the character of their community.

The problem for the Kimmerles is that they happened to fall in love with a house that is yards away from a historic lighthouse in a borough that has become tired of newcomers who, some residents say, are changing the character of their community.

"This was not the first, but it was certainly one of the earliest and most successful efforts of its kind, a model for how it could be done," said Jess Gales, executive director of the United States Lighthouse Society, a nonprofit group that has helped save nearly 100 lighthouses since 1984.

The Eddystone Lighthouse is an imposing granite structure that has guided mariners through the treacherous waters off the Plymouth coast for nearly 150 years.