Sentence examples for taking beacon from inspiring English sources

After taking Beacon Street to Boston Common, the regiment halted for speeches, then continued to the wharf and boarded ship.

Not exactly the kind of afternoon outing he could take through Beacon Hill back in Boston, where he was born.

On the other hand, if you take the Beacon product idea and start it fresh as a new company, thousands of people flock to join.

Military cadets will take some beacons to the top of the highest peaks in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

In the early nineteen-seventies, eager to escape from London smog and smitten by sweeping views of Welsh mountains, Clare's parents, both journalists, bought a remote farm in the Brecon Beacons, taking charge of more than a hundred sheep.

Film BEACON The Beacon Independent Film Festival.

Purists can dive into 12v12 team deathmatches, or search and destroy missions, but Shadow Fall's multiplayer is all about the Classic Warzone mode, in which your mission changes every five minutes, so you might start off retrieving beacons then taking them to designated places, before a spot of team deathmatch followed by a set charges-and-defend passage.

And it is near impossible to identify characteristics that are common to the Cotswolds and the Gorbals, the Falls Road and the Brecon Beacons without taking refuge in references to 'this happy breed' — a bogus description of the English written by Shakespeare before the kingdoms were united".

This walk also takes in Ivinghoe Beacon, a prominent landmark in the Chilterns which stands 233m above sea level.

Fun in the forest, Leicestershire The 10th National Forest Wood Fair takes place at Beacon Hill, Leicestershire, on Monday.

Franz Erhard Walther, a German artist whose work is currently on view at Dia:Beacon, took the idea a step further, creating objects out of fabric that people could manipulate to increase their awareness of time, space and the human body.