Sentence examples for powerful beacons from inspiring English sources

"The extraterrestrials have to help us a lot," he explained, by beaming powerful beacons our way.

The debate dates to 1989, when astronomers first saw powerful beacons of x-rays outside the centers of other galaxies.

The big networks emerged out of that soup, and to this day they remain powerful beacons.

Newborn neutron stars may be powerful beacons of gravitational waves, the ripples in the fabric of space-time predicted by Einstein's theory of gravity.

In order to make the most powerful beacon (the power is determined by height), you will need 164 blocks of any one of those four materials.

California's network of marine protected areas is a powerful beacon of hope.

As gas spirals toward the neutron star, it spins faster and faster until some unknown trigger produces powerful, coherent radio beacons.

Rather than revealing the location of a radio beacon powerful enough to signal the whole galaxy and risk such a powerful device being compromised, decentralized beacons installed on robotic probes need not reveal any information that an extraterrestrial civilization prefers others not to have.

In a city ruled by star power, the Los Angeles Lakers are once again grasping for a beacon powerful enough to guide their glamorous roster.

In many ways, Pina was such a powerful inspiration, such a beacon, it's like we are all her children.

Sharth's magnificently powerful performance is a beacon for this production.