beacon造句

Plane F103 has homed in on the radio beacon.

The ship was assigned to beacon the shoals.

Bumper Beeper radio beacon transmitter, hidden in or on a vehicle for use with radio tailing equipment.

Thus ornamented, his tower soars more than three feet above the forest floor, pointing skyward like a beacon.

So when it gets dark, I've got plenty of power. And I can light up the Nutmeg like a beacon.

The collapsible cup was thus a telescopic beacon of hope in an icky world of strangers' germs, and a modest triumph of individuality to boot.

Some scientists and campaigners in Paris nevertheless hailed the results, if not as a triumph, then as a beacon of hope.

Optimism, persistence, hard work is my beacon of hope in the rapids at sail hitches a ride in the whitewater highlighted in bold character, is my life credo.

Instead of flying straight, planes must zigzag from one ground beacon to the next, and ascend and descend in steps, at each stage obtaining permission from the ground.

Yet the words he spoke in Cairo two years ago might still serve as a beacon to oppressed people throughout the world, if only America lives up to their promise.