Meanings of shine beacon in English

She is a shining beacon of hope to other children in her community.

What's more, it has been a shining beacon of growth in our economy.

Katy B proves, yet again, that she is a shining beacon of British music.

It was a shining beacon of China's promise to usher in a convertible currency.

Your example was like a shining beacon to me, aunt!

My temple is already a shining beacon to Isis worshippers who flock to our shores.

Each and every show that screens on the channel is a shining beacon of loveliness.

Germany has in recent days become a shining beacon of hope and decency for Syrian refugees.

Just know that uyathandwa, you're admired and appreciated for being such a shining beacon of excellence.

Are the academics shining beacons of ethical purity?

What has become of you, little shining beacon, who illumined the gloom of my studious nights?

We can't be having a shining beacon of public sector success, though, and so the government privatised it last year.

By 2024, they will be keen to hold the Western Cape up as a shining beacon of their ability to govern.

This day-glo triumvirate were shining beacons of pop creativity and craziness, a certain brand of over-the-top eccentricity that has all but disappeared.

There are some to whom hope is a shining beacon light never absent; whatever happens, hope remains, like the beautiful fable of Pandora's box.

"On, madmen, and satisfy yourselves-ourlives may answer for your folly!" and, so saying, he turned his horse, and headed him for the shining beacon.