Sentence examples for another sight of from inspiring English sources

Lloyd had another sight of goal just before half time, but was incorrectly called offside.

Within four minutes both teams had another sight of goal, through Ross Barkley and Welbeck again, and within seven minutes Arsenal were ahead.

Then just after Tipoff Point, the path brings us to another dizzying corner, overlooking an ancient rusty amphitheater of Tonto Group rock one way, while to the other, the air drops away to another sight of the Colorado River far, far below, clay-red, rippling, bloated.

And Cardiff's lack of discipline proved costly as they gave Keatley another sight of the posts just before the hour, which the fly-half gratefully accepted.

Despite being under minimal pressure in defence, New Zealand's discipline was sometimes lacking and a series of offside infringements gave Wales another sight of the line.

The Welsh had another sight of the line as Mike Phillips burst out of his own half before finding Rhys Priestland in support but the fly-half was unable to release Sam Warburton for the try.

Last October, after a vacation in Rome, Mr. Dunlap invited City Room readers to guess which of four chefs was the real Roman, and last month, he pointed out another sighting of the chef, this time on the Lower East Side of Manhattan.

On that point, it was chilling to note another sighting of the Helping Handers forming their own 'circle' – kudos to everyone in the comments who spotted them in that formation earlier in the series.

Afterwards Villas-Boas talked about how the sending-off had changed the game: a standard managerial response but in truth this match belonged to Suárez from start to finish, a reminder to Spurs of what they once had, and for Liverpool another sighting of a gloriously more-ish world-class talent playing at the peak of his powers.

The Tanner sighting suggested that Madeleine had been taken around 21 15, but another sighting of a man carrying a child that night was reported to Portuguese police by Martin and Mary Smith, who were on holiday from Ireland.

Another sighting of a green flash.