The phrase "a sight at a" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "It was a sight at a festival that I will never forget."
Alternatives: "a view of a" or "a glimpse at a".
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.
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.
When a corner did lead to a sight at goal for Kerr Young, the big defender could only head wide.
Hibs midfielder Scott Robertson jinked into the Motherwell penalty box for a sight at goal but delayed a fraction and his shot was blocked by Fraser Kerr.
It is believed there may have been a sighting at about 10.50pm last night from a passing vessel.
On Wednesday the air force chief then denied making the remark - though he did not say whether or not there had been a sighting at 2.40am - and posited a third possible last sighting, by military radar, at 2.15am, 200 miles northwest of Penang - in other words, far north of any previous sightings, off the coast of Thailand.
I heard about a sighting at Armani even.
Use A-Cog scope is generally the best attachment to use with assault rifles, sub-machine guns should have a laser sight, at close range a scope isn't really needed, a laser sight increases your accuracy by 50% and it also increases your auto aim.
The throngs of tourists visiting the September 11 Memorial and Battery Park often pause to stop at a peculiar sight at 103 Washington Street: a skinny church-like structure with intricate terra-cotta that gives an outsized monumental impression.
