Sentence examples for I spied from from inspiring English sources

It was a magazine I spied from afar, too fearful, almost, to pick it up.

The Indy 500 takes place every year on the Sunday before Memorial Day, hence the military pageantry that I spied from the Snake Pit.

With some furtive glancing at name tags — everyone at the B.E.A. wears them on a ribbon around their neck — I spied agents from New York, writers from Salt Lake City, and booksellers from Virginia.

They talked for a while, and I spied on them from around the corner, happy to see a fellow believer getting a shot at romance.

Some time ago, after I spied the lights from the main street of Lawrenceville, I called for reservations, only to be told that I would need to pay with cash or with a personal check made out to the person answering the telephone.

From the moment I spied Tutka Bay Wilderness Lodge from the floatplane – a few rooftops and wooden walkways surrounded by a forest of Sitka spruce, fingers of dark coastal waters and pine clad islands, set against a backdrop of mountains and a glacier -- I was hooked.

From there I spied a beguiling waterfall in the distance.

I spied a copy of Bellmore Life from 1965 celebrating its one-year anniversary, and carrying a front-page story about the Long Island Lighting Company.

I Spy from Neil Mendoza on Vimeo.

Much the same applies to those ever-more exotic holiday destinations, whose value diminishes as soon as I spy Jim from accounts through my complimentary binoculars.

Boyd's cunning World War I spy novel moves from a psychoanalyst's office in Vienna to London's West End to the battlefields of France as it follows Lysander Rief, a diffident English actor plunged into the murky world of wartime intelligence.