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Meanings of light the beacon in English
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Usage of light the beacon in English
1
A Walking with the Wounded team will light the beacon atop Snowdon.
2
Give me the lucifers and the torch and let me light the beacon.
3
You're to light the beacon, since you're recovering so finely-youand Miss Vanderman.
4
Be ready to light the beacon.
5
We will light the beacon fire.
6
No need any longer for Peel to light the beacon telling of the coming of our troublesome English neighbours.
7
Every one was eager to light the beacon fire; even Billy forgot to propose that they should first eat their supper.
8
The children amused themselves for some time in looking at their new quarters, and then in watching Olaf row out to light the beacon lamps.
9
His duty would be to keep a vigilant eye on the river, and to light the beacon if any suspicious vessels were seen coming up.
10
They lit the beacon fire asking for our help, and help did not come.
11
"Why not light the beacon now?" said a voice from the door.
12
Such was the condition of Europe long before the Greek and Latin tribes lit the beacon fires of civilization in the south.
13
Let the word go forth; light the beacons. He then turned round and began making his way toward some cluster of notables.
14
It lights the beacons of Faith and Freedom, and heats the furnace through which the earnest and loyal pass to immortal glory.
15
Come what might, I was ruined, for I had no longer the means of lighting the beacon even if I should reach it.
16
"The Torgun have lit the beacon fire!"