Sentence examples for put beacons from inspiring English sources

Typical use cases could include restaurant or shopping deals put beacons near their store to lure a prospective customer in with deals or promotions, while beacons have been used to disseminate information at sports stadiums or other public places.

Retailers, hotels, banks, hospitals, and your local bagel shop all want to put beacons into their physical locations so that they know who is in their store, airport, branch, clinic or restaurant so they can personalize the experience.

A private school in Tokyo has put wireless beacons on children's backpacks to keep track of where they are.

At Cleeve Hill, for example, they're going to put the beacon on top of a metal trailer so it doesn't damage the grass and soil below".

The federal government recently announced that to save money, it is putting the beacon up for auction since it is no longer considered "mission critical" to the Coast Guard.

The resort put in a "beacon basin" where people could practice locating buried transceivers, but Mr. Mattison said few guests use it.

When he announced Beacon and Facebook's Social Ads initiative and was asked at the press conference whether he thought people would be put off by Beacon, his attitude was very different.

These are companies that generously offer to independently count the number of times the publishers serve the advertisers' ads – all the advertiser needs to do is tell the publisher to put the ad-counters' "beacons" on their pages.

But his magnificent voice is undiminished, and at the Beacon he put it to work.

He put his apartment at Beacon Court on the market last September, a few months after he married Elisabetta Gregoraci, a Wonderbra model, who was then 28.

The place has already inspired opportunists in the art world to put down stakes in Beacon, N.Y., anticipating (rightly, probably) that Dia will make this unlikely town a pilgrimage spot for global art lovers.