Sentence examples for night beacon from inspiring English sources

In 1987, according to the Night Beacon, the ship was sold and towed to Yonkers, where a new owner wanted to turn it into a restaurant.

"Night Beacon" metaphorises the stirrings of inspiration as lights at sea ("blink and gone / back again / and so on // You awake over there, pal?").

A 1950 photograph of No. 84 that appears on the Night Beacon, a remarkably detailed Web site devoted to lighthouses and lightships, shows a squat red ship that looks like a floating bathtub, with a small curved wheelhouse, a row of portholes (even though there was nothing to see), a skinny funnel and two masts with rope ladders.

This was the very breath of almost-night in Beacon Hill, of Harvard Yard's sharp air.

Later that night, at the Beacon, Douglas had his customary solo session, at the start of which he commented on the dark side of noticing exquisite detail.

"The challenge is getting them comfortable being silly," Judd Apatow said the other night at the Beacon Theatre, where he was preparing to do standup with Amy Schumer, the writer and the star of his new movie, "Trainwreck".

The ripping the scab off the wound moment of the night came with Beacon, and if I'd been sitting on a chair I would have fallen off it, and not due to jet lag.

Few bands have given themselves a more extreme makeover between albums than Tegan and Sara, who started a two-night stand at the Beacon Theater on Tuesday night.

Carey offers songs from her hit holiday albums on eight nights at the Beacon.

(Tickets go on sale tomorrow; "Meet the Browns" will play six nights at the Beacon Theater in New York in November).

In all, eighteen songs are played live, recorded over two nights at the Beacon Theatre in 2006; even Keith Richards groans his way through a couple of solo numbers.