Sentence examples for to lighthouses from inspiring English sources
noun
A building, usually a tower, containing a light to warn or guide ships.
By 1500, references to lighthouses became a regular feature of books of travel and charts.
Bike to lighthouses, or hike through the basin of Rodman's Hollow or down the Mohegan Bluffs to a secluded beach.
Examples include pumping water for feedstock and providing electric power to lighthouses, telecommunications repeater stations, and mountain lodges.
The book is a Historical Guide to Lighthouses of Long Island Sound, Fishers Island Sound, and Block Island Sound.
Symbols of the region, from ducks, wine and potatoes to lighthouses, highway numbers and even a Jackson Pollock painting, are assembled in Lester Sprague's honorable-mention collage, "Long Island Is," which might make a good poster for the whole show.
ROUGHLY 10,000 private homes are moved in the United States annually, according to the International Association of Structural Movers, the trade association for those who haul everything from houses to lighthouses.
All patients found alive who did not transfer to another ART facility are encouraged to return to the Lighthouse to resume therapy (30).
Hike up to Lighthouse just before Waimanalo.
Mr. Mendalis's eye doctor referred him to Lighthouse International.
Acts of kindness, and donations to Lighthouse for the Blind.
Donations in her memory to Lighthouse for the Blind.
