beacon

Example Sentences

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“We want our brand to be a beacon for younger consumers who seek greater efficacy, ingredient-led innovation, modern packaging and compelling storytelling,” she said in an email.

From The Wall Street Journal

"We've chosen to plant it among some other 'saved' trees that we have planted on Sowe Common, serving as a beacon to inspire respect, understanding and a sense of responsibility toward all trees," she said.

From BBC

The epitome of a "pantry staple," vinegar often becomes an unsung hero, which is unfortunate because it's a beacon of versatility.

From Salon

"This will be a beacon and it could change the face of this part of the Midlands for decades to come," he says.

From BBC

He added that his country “will always remain a proud, strong and vibrant democracy as a beacon of liberty and shared prosperity in the heart of the Middle East.”

From New York Times