Sentence examples for providing a beacon from inspiring English sources

In the next round, when she gyrated once more in the direction of "Piersy-baby", Morgan grinned and congratulated her on providing a beacon of cheer in a world benighted by recession.

Rather than providing a beacon of good will toward visitors, the rest area has, for years, symbolized how things get done, or don't get done, on Long Island: Fifty or 100 homeowners shout loud enough to catch the ear of a politician like Allan Binder, who will trade vision and broad perspective for the votes of those few families.

Communities of love and compassion continue to offer a refuge for our struggle for justice, providing a beacon of light.

These rocks are embedded with LEDs that flicker on when people interact with them, providing a beacon that would draw any human's attention, like the proverbial moth to the flame.

Moreover this church is that rare thing in America, an integrated worship place, with African, Haitian, Swiss, Belgian, Canadian, French and American members of every economic level, all involved in providing a beacon of hope in our city.

In particular, the fundamental differences between pervasive computing and Web 2.0 provide a beacon of hope.

It provided a beacon of freedom and jobs for Southern blacks.

Perhaps the SDGs can provide a beacon for what a fairer, sustainable society should look like in a post-Brexit world.

New York State provides a beacon of hope: over the last decade, it has reduced both its crime rate and its inmate population.

Lighthouse Boat Tour (Saturday) Did you know that besides being a beacon of liberty, the Statue of Liberty also provided a beacon of light in her early days as a lighthouse operated by the United States Lighthouse Service?

But for a brief decade, Stax Records provided a beacon of racial harmony and artistic authenticity that lit the way to the possibility of a more equitable, music business.