Sentence examples for mile beacon from inspiring English sources

Usual form: Three-and-a-half mile beacon on the road to Aintree staged on and off since the 1940s and won in 1975 by Red Rum (though he was also beaten in it four times).

That way I wouldn't have to crane my neck to see the Hudson as our train rolled north on the east bank during the 59 miles to Beacon, a waterfront town in Dutchess County.

It is a short drive, or a half-mile walk, to Beacon's mile-long Main Street, which runs from Route 9D, not far from the Hudson River, toward Mount Beacon, whose gentle dome can be seen in the distance.

He is treated for those symptoms at the veterans' hospital at Castle Point, two miles north of Beacon.

The Lizard Pasty Shop 12 miles from Helston (Beacon Terrace, the Lizard; 44-1326-290889 44-1326-290889 44-1326-290889aditional stearnssausage and bean pasty.

Distance 7 miles Start The Beacon, Whitehaven, grid ref: NX969181 National Trust downloadable route and map The National Trust manages a stretch of the so-called "colourful coast" at Whitehaven, which is the starting point for the Coast to Coast cycle ride – you'll see riders following tradition and dipping their wheels in the sea before they start.

The functionality of the logical layer of PCN is described below: Parameters initialization: The application layer of the PCN is responsible of the initial phase, including parameters definition, such as: operational range of the application (in miles or kilometers), beacon intervals (in seconds) and the connection establishment with the Global Positioning System (GPS) or urban mobility simulator.

To see gargantuan steel sculptures fashioned by Richard Serra, you could visit the Guggenheim in Bilbao, Spain, or the Dia: Beacon, 60 miles north of New York City.

Newburgh, city, Orange county, southeastern New York, U.S. It lies on the west bank of the Hudson River (opposite Beacon), 58 miles (93 km) north of New York City.

Scientists who helped develop the equipment say the slightest hint of warm air escaping from a tunnel or cave will stand out like a beacon from miles away.

In the current issue, Peter Schjeldahl reviews "two perfect summer shows — bright, cool, bracing" devoted to the German painter Blinky Palermo (1943-1977), installed forty miles apart at Dia:Beacon and at Bard College.