"I have a little sight, so I wear a blindfold in the restaurant.
"It looked like they were making a little sight-seeing tour, said Carlo, 59, a local in a bar.
Instead, he used what little sight he had in his right eye to read with high-powered glasses, attending regular classes in a public school.
The little sight she had was destroyed when (horribly) she punctured the eyeball by walking into a spindle projecting from her mother's spinning wheel.
He chose Harrellson for his beefy build and 3-point shot but added before tip-off: "It's a little sight unseen.
But there was little sight of Altidore, or Johnson and Bedoya alongside him, and Klinsmann has a lot of thinking to do at half-time if he wants to take something from this game.
Born on Merseyside in 1964, the middle child of working-class parents who lived in a "very basic flat, two rooms, inner-city", she was diagnosed with aniridia – a condition affecting the iris – at six months old, and spent the first 10 years of her life undergoing eye surgery, sometimes weekly, in a futile battle to save what little sight she had.
Yet it has a dazzling quality that I have come to associate solely with the new generation of animators and FX stylists, a fleetness and lightness in the way it switches from the close-up on a deft little sight gag or a sweet character observation, sweeping out for a breathtaking panorama of an extraterrestrial landscape imagined with passionate detail and specificity.
You wore it on your head, and the device had a little sight that hovered over your right eye, the laser emitting from around your eyebrow.
For five hours driving outside of Yangon there was little sight of destruction.
