The phrase "a walking sight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that is visually striking or noteworthy, often in a positive or impressive way.
Example: "When she walked into the room in that stunning dress, she was truly a walking sight."
Alternatives: "a sight to behold" or "an eye-catching figure".
He's also a walking sight gag.
She is a walking sight gag: while the play unfolds over the course of several years, Edith is pregnant in virtually every scene.
Mr. Cusack, of course, is an '80s allusion in his own right, starring in moves like "The Sure Thing," "Better Off Dead" and "Say Anything," and his status as a walking sight gag relieves him of the burden of being actively funny, a job few men can do as well as Mr. Robinson or Mr. Corddry.
Rarely delivering a line without fingering her flat-ironed hair, Ms. LoPatin gets it absolutely right, as does Karen DiConcetto, who somehow excavates a character from the walking sight gag of Snooki.
The journey lasted hours into the night, but they walked and they walked, sighting the SDF reception point as the sun rose.
At a more transcendental level, this lost ability may prevent children from learning to find delight in the minutiae of life: the subtlety of the written language found in a book, the smell of lilacs while out for a walk, the sight of a hummingbird extracting nectar from a flower, the intellectual and emotional enjoyment of a stimulating conversation.
The Accord is stopped at a light, waiting to turn west onto Northeast Sandy Boulevard, when a woman walking a poodle catches sight of him.
Offering a novel alternative to walking between sights or bars on a trip to-do list.
The municipal garbage lorries continue to patrol the streets too, as the mayor fights back.All of this has been building up for weeks, but as a flying visitor to Sofia I can report that the rubbish wars are quite a sight: walking around the city centre last night, there seemed to be rival lorries on every other corner, tearing about after each other and emptying anything that looked like a bin.
Walking by sight limits your experience to things that can only be experienced by sight.
Consider the limitations of walking by sight.
