The phrase "a sight at" is not correct or usable in written English.
To create an effective sentence using the idea of "sight", you might say: "We had a magnificent sight of the sunrise over the mountains."
Writer attended a "sight" at St. Andrew's House in London, where the offices of Diamond Trading Co. are located.
Admittedly, this aircraft would not be as pretty a sight at low altitudes, but might have avoided the recent tragedy.
A toy skull hovered over a mattress, dangling from a string tied to the tip of a rod, in a sight at once funny and macabre.
Poland's star man Robert Lewandowski, however, was muted, unable to get a sight at goal when those around him managed 18 attempts.
It took half an hour for Ji to get a sight at goal, and even then she was harried enough to shoot over following Gemma Davison's through ball.
I did clock the cast parading about as so many fluffy animals, a sight at once sweet and somewhat silly until you realize that Duckie is merely fashioning something three-dimensional out of the stuffed toys of our childhoods.
It is believed there may have been a sighting at about 10.50pm last night from a passing vessel.
There were nine confirmed reports of drone activity at eight prisons in October 2015 alone, including a sighting at the top-category Full Sutton prison in North Yorkshire, which is home to some of the country's most dangerous criminals.
I heard about a sighting at Armani even.
On October 19 this was followed by a sighting at a petrol station in Euroa, north-east Victoria, before another at a Bairnsdale supermarket.
The sound of the panel when lightly tapped with a knuckle can also be revealing, as can a sighting at a low angle that will reveal ripples if the paint is shinny.
