Sentence examples for other beacons from inspiring English sources
There are eight RSCs across eight regions in England; rather than intervening directly, RSCs commission teaching schools and other beacons of excellence in education to improve underperforming schools.
And abnormally high temperatures in Eastern Europe have been partly blamed for the severe floods ravaging Prague and other beacons of European architecture.
Mitchell was in Edinburgh, and there were many other beacons across the country: the stupendous woodcuts of Utamaro at Birmingham's Ikon gallery; in Bristol, Arnolfini's Kerry Tribe show with its elegiac portraits of amnesia; underwater art at the Towner in Eastbourne; volcanos at Compton Verney, Warwickshire.
Other beacons had earlier been lit across the UK and the Commonwealth.
(iBeacon is Apple's trademarked name for its own version of the tech but there are myriad other beacons out there).
"We'll also consider looking at other beacons other than the Estimotes, to see which give us the best accuracy.
Other Beacon Hill stories portray an equivalent bleakness, redeemed because Ms. Cooke looks at it from inside, not outside.
Other beacon sites included the Treetops hotel in Kenya, where the then Princess Elizabeth heard that her father, King George VI, had died in 1952.
More than 100 different designs have been developed for units at the Capitol and the Rialto, the other Beacon building now under construction.
If an enemy was spotted, fires were lighted in the separate beacon towers (the Gubeikou section of the wall had 14 of them) to send a warning in code to other soldiers along the wall, who would then pass the alert through other beacon towers.
And unrolling at your feet is the Back Bay on one side and, on the other, Beacon Street and Commonwealth Avenue, the grand boulevards leading to the Public Garden and the Common and, beyond them, Beacon Hill, with the golden dome of Charles Bulfinch's Massachusetts Statehouse glistening in the sun.
