Sentence examples similar to a sight from the from inspiring English sources
They made quite a sight; from down the street, they looked like a string of drying handkerchiefs.
It provides a welcoming sight from the road and gives the ness a reassuring human dimension....
There's even a funny sight from the studio itself.
Few Pakistanis have visited it, but its handsome wooden verandas are a familiar sight from the country's 100-rupee note.
The Helmand river and the green zone surrounding it are a remarkable sight from the air - as are the burnt-out valleys and angry peaks to the north, and the endless flat desert plains surrounding it on all other sides.
It's a stunning sight from the rim.
The immense patchwork of fluorescent-green rice paddies is an astonishing sight from the air.
Following a sighting from a steamship off the Hebrides, she was lost without a trace.
They need a line of sight from the transmitter to a receiver mounted on the ground, which means it can be easily disrupted by clouds or bad weather.
My hunch is probably not (they rarely do; even Homeland series two paled), and that it would have been better shorter – as, say, a four-parter – with an end in sight from the off.
It was a jaw-dropping sight from the bridge.
