beacon

Released by the insects, these airborne scents could act as an beacon.

John Paul II told the European Union at the time that it was “a beacon of civilization.”

But simultaneously, as indicated by his support for Beacon, journalism is still incredibly valuable to him.

I also think Christine Baranski is a beacon of light and I, too, would like to know what Josh Charles was thinking.

Our beloved Lady Liberty has been a beacon of hope for millions of people seeking a better life.

But thanks to Josh Fox, who says Beacon International also reached out to Susan Sarandon and Who Killed the Electric Car?

He glanced back over his shoulder to see the beacon of Scarthey straight over the stern.

Each log or upright beam of the beacon was to be fixed to the rock by two strong and massive bats or stanchions of iron.

On the shore, in front of the house, a great bonfire flamed up, a beacon that could be seen far out on the river.

It became at once a codified standard of purer religious life and ultimately served as a beacon of light for the future.

The bell on the Beacon being rung, the artificers were assembled on the bridge, when the affair was explained to them.