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1. "I saw a sight that will stay with me for the rest of my days.
A guard at the 1927 eclipse described the phenomenon as "a sight that will never be forgotten by those privileged enough to see it": "The moon, like some large stuffed ball, seemed to float nearer and nearer to the edge of the crescent until, with a perceptibly quicker motion, it blotted out the whole of the sun.
A sight that will be shockingly beautiful, and yours.
It's a sight that will be preserved in perpetuity on the internet, or whatever the internet will morph into.
Yang triggers different sounds by hitting buttons on the controller, which then sets off a delightfully uncomfortable twitch from the frogs, creating a sight that will be forever seared into our memories.
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The first face we see in "Aftershock" belongs to Eli Roth, a sighting that will, depending on your moviegoing preferences, make you grin with anticipation or run for the exit.
Crowds spill into water amongst the canoes of ʻOhana Waʻa, an amazing sight that will go down in the history books… https://t.co/6zhqoftFf5 pic.twitter.com//t.co/6zhqoftFf5
It's one cosmic-scale sight that will definitely receive its own Elbow soundtrack.
The Weekly Witness reporter eventually got inside 242 William and saw a "repulsive sight" that "will never be forgotten".
Poitou-Charentes is a region of contrast, balancing the natural beauty of the Atlantic coast and the Cognac country along the river Charente, with an array of activities and sights that will delight visitors of all ages.
Anyway, we have a booking at Time For Tease, the burlesque tent in which cakes come in towers, the compere Dusty Limits displays a vocal range and comedic sensibility worthy of headliner status and we witness sights that will stay with us until death – a woman in a panda costume singing "everybody's fucking but me", a sexy Elephant Man and Margaret Thatcher stripping to EMF's Unbelievable.
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