beacon of hope

The house on 12th Street would be a beacon of hope, she says.

This is still a beacon of hope for the world.

It is our job to be a beacon of hope in the world.

"We have been a beacon of hope and opportunity before, but not these days," he said.

Today many people around the world see Canada as a beacon of hope.

Israel has been a beacon of hope and freedom for so many around the world.

What greater beacon of hope could there be for the worried?

Despite my bad reputation, I was still a beacon of hope for her.

She has been a beacon of hope for women and girls who have nowhere else to turn.

He rose with grace from a very dark place to be a beacon of hope.

"Me being born in another country, it's why we're the beacon of hope to everyone around the world."

And in so doing, you have become a beacon of hope to those seeking freedom all over the world.

But the future was now before her like a bright beacon of hope and promise.

She also said the Britain should be a "beacon of hope" to those who really need its help.

To us Ali the man has been a powerful beacon of hope.

Today the parish continues to be a beacon of hope and light.

In some ways, I should be a beacon of hope for this threatened generation.

This is a way in which Tom can be a beacon of hope for others."

Who, alone, now stands before children as a beacon of hope and goodness?

"The church must be a beacon of hope and trust," he said.

In this fragile global environment, has America become a beacon of hope?

I don't think the human race deserves beacons of hope.

"Now that was a beacon of hope for us," he said.

Odessa High had once been the beacon of hope in the city.

Both countries now see China's booming economy, which is set to grow by at least 8pc this year, as a beacon of hope.