But not until the water of the ford rippled about their horses' hoofs, and the tiny spark of light that through the open door beaconed the shallows shone in their eyes.
Winter evening after winter evening had fallen on the dripping woods and listened in vain for the sounds of revelry that had once beaconed the lost wayfarer, and held wolves doubting on the extremest edge of pasture.
The new channel at Central Island--which opened out and was beaconed and lighted this time last year--maintains its depth unassisted by dredging operations, and appears to be improving.
Baron Malise blew like a miasma and cramped him like a church-pew: then Adventure beaconed from far off, and his heart leapt to greet the light.
The lamp which had beaconed him from over the water was of brass, and hung from the ceiling by a chain.
Practically, the line of occupied farms has not been heretofore affected by the dispute about the beaconed boundary, but now the prohibition to these has become absolute by Zulu claims and action.
Without another word, we seized the reins, sprang once more into our saddles, and rode off after the twinkling star, that beaconedus across the plain.
Divine vengeance beaconedover the world, a torch borne aloft by the hand of Pity.
A lamp still burnt beneath the crucifix; the glow had beaconed the bird out of the night.
As she gazed, it beaconed forth a new dignity to her that she had never seen thereon before.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "beaconed" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
