Sentence examples for red beacon from inspiring English sources

But without a flashing red beacon, the building is in violation of federal aviation law.

There's the orange and red beacon of Whym, spelled in that fashion for an odd reason to be explained shortly.

I notice, walking past the meat display counter, that the red beacon beside the outside switch of the cooler is glowing.

A street light several blocks south was still on, but was put out shortly This left only the red beacon on top of the R. C. A. Building, and the moon.

West Bengal: In an article titled "Mamata leads, who follows?", The Telegraph asks ministers in the state: If Mamata Banerjee, the chief minister, can travel without a red beacon on their car, why can they not follow her example?

There is some crossover with Angie's List, Home Depot's Red Beacon and TaskRabbit or Exec.

He and his team of young ministers spurn the flashing red beacons on official cars that Delhiites so resent.

I keep my eyes on these little red beacons as we slip down – through the thin trench of Fardalen, the wider expanse of Colesdalen, the lonely grooves of Skiferdalen, Semmeldalen and Passdalen – aware that I am on an archipelago where the polar bear outnumbers man.

Comparison with the theoretical field amplitude assuming free-space conditions (blue line) and Physical Optics simulation of the indoor environment (red beacons).

The next morning, Tintin finds electric cables and red beacons in the garden, surmising that they are there designed to attract a plane drop.

My own personal favourite is a picture of the interior of a brothel called The House Of Blossoms; in it the velvet cushions and curtains seem like blood-red beacons in the shadows, lending the seedy activities on display a touch of class.