Use of the word beacon in a sentence example

beacon

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That smoke over there which merges from several camp fires is our beacon. [Please select]

A hazard warning reflective beacon will be placed off the west pier to warn sailors of a concrete plinth covered at high tide. [noun]

We settled upon a site called Ash Hill, which we later discovered was an old beacon hill. [noun]

He stands alone like a rock in the ocean, like a beacon on a waste. [Please select]

If the beacon at Saint Abb's Head had been fired, the alarm would have run northward, and roused all Scotland. [noun]

And the thought was confirmed, as he met two troopers riding as hard as ride they might; and then saw the beacon on the headland flare. [noun]

Red glared the beacon on Pownell On Skiddaw there were three; The bugle horn on moor and fell Was heard continually. [noun]

But there will be wiser heads than mine to look to that, sae I'se e'en fire the beacon. [noun]

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