Sentence examples for the smaller beacon from inspiring English sources

The Tonys ceremony opened with a breathless number led by the host, Neil Patrick Harris, who leapt through a hoop (a stunt from "Pippin") and was hoisted aloft by cheerleaders (from "Bring It On: The Musical") as he promised that the Tonys would "make it bigger" to celebrate the show's return to Radio City Music Hall after two years at the smaller Beacon Theater.

The most dramatic, immediate impact of Cirque's residency there was the banishment of the Tony Awards to the smaller Beacon Theatre.

One is responsible to life: It is the small beacon in that terrifying darkness from which we come and to which we shall return.

One is responsible for life: It is the small beacon in that terrifying darkness from which we come and to which we shall return".

Oliver Balch, author of Under the Tump: Sketches of Real Life on the Welsh Borders (Faber) Length: 6½ miles Time: 3 hours Start/finish: The free car park outside Llanddeusant village (Google map/OS Explorer 12) Grade: Moderate Refuel: The Tanners Arms, Defynnog In the western Brecon Beacons, Llyn y Fan Fach (literally "lake of the small beacon-hill") is an overlooked gem.

"The small beacons we produce broadcast venue-specific data to smartphones that are as far away as 160 feet (50 meters) and as close as 2 inches.

JK: The small beacons we produce broadcast venue-specific data to smartphones that are as far away as 160 feet (50 meters) and as close as 2 inches.

The effect on throughput is less apparent mainly due to relatively smaller beacon sizes used by the vehicular traffic application.

The Tonys were forced to squeeze into the far-smaller Beacon Theater, way uptown.

He also secured the route along the coast by constructing a port in Agdenes on the mouth of the Trondheimsfjord, as well as smaller beacons along the coast.

Interest in alternatives to mainstream education flourished in Britain during these years between the wars, and in 1927 the Russells set up the small, progressive Beacon Hill school in Sussex.