Sentence examples for the lighthouse that from inspiring English sources

The lighthouse that inspired Virginia Woolf's novel is for sale.

And when Watson sees the wind blowing sideways off the Firth of Clyde, and looks at the lighthouse that has kept ships clear of the Ailsa Craig for 172 years, he gets a gleam in his eye.

The man who discovered the magnetic field and was the very first to observe "nanoparticles" conducted experiments in the lighthouse that would help make the safe passage of ships that little bit easier.

There, she's attended by a psychiatrist, Dr. Ventress (Jennifer Jason Leigh), who explains that Kane is still alive; that he was part of a mission to enter a zone, centered on the lighthouse, that's surrounded by a rainbow-like curtain of light called "the Shimmer"; and that Kane is the only person who came back.

The lighthouse that stands apart, shining with the wisdom of the Catholic tradition, while the crossroads is where "differences of culture and religion and conviction can co-exist with friendship, civility, hospitality and especially love".

The lighthouse that inspired Virginia Woolf's classic modernist novel 'To The Lighthouse' may soon be obscured from view, if developers have their way.

New Jersey LIGHTHOUSE TRAIL -- You can get a lofty view of New Jersey's rich maritime history by visiting the lighthouses that dot the shoreline from Sandy Hook Lighthouse overlooking Lower New York Bay to Cape May at the southern tip of the state.

Environmental Health Perspectives (EHP) is like one of the lighthouses that dot the North Carolina coast; the journal acts as a beacon warning people of potential environmental dangers and, at the same time, welcomes people whose goal is to improve global health.

This visually decapitated the classic storybook-esque lighthouse whose tall tower was much more prevalent on the eastern seaboard than the lighthouses that protect the pacific coast.

As he neared the George Washington Bridge, he noticed a little red lighthouse under its east tower, the same lighthouse that was the subject of a 1942 children's book, "The Little Red Lighthouse and the Great Gray Bridge".

It was a long paddle to Owls Head, where we would have our choice of a few stony beaches with good shelter for lunch beneath the 1825 lighthouse that marks the entrance to Rockland Harbor.