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Discover LudwigThe phrase "the lighthouse of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a metaphorical source of guidance or direction for someone. For example, you could say, "My grandfather has been a lighthouse of wisdom for me throughout my life."
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"Those who man the lighthouse of freedom ask little of our nation in return," he said.
It called Kim Jong-un "the spiritual pillar and the lighthouse of hope" for the military and the people.
Could the light from the lighthouse of Alexandria really been seen by ships 35 miles from shore?
In lieu flowers, please make donations: The Childrens Fund at the Lighthouse of New York of World Wildlife.
There were three places of interest in & around town: The Church of St. Jacques, the lighthouse of Ailly, & the Arques-la-Bataille Arques-la-Bataille Arques-la-Bataille
Modeled on the lighthouse of Alexandria, Egypt, built by Alexander the Great, it is a beacon of what Batumi aspires to become.
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We finally found a really cool spot to the east of the lighthouse on top of some boulders below an apparently forgotten rusty mermaid statue overgrown with weeds.
By the time I reached the west side of the lighthouse, out of the wind, it felt like a bright, coolish day in June.
Again and again, he was drawn to the lighthouses of Maine.
With their steeples visible for miles, anchoring the distant landscape, the churches of North Dakota have been called the lighthouses of the prairie.
Now, to celebrate the quincentenary of Trinity House, the organisation responsible for the lighthouses of England and Wales, an exhibition is opening at the National Maritime Museum.
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