The phrase "as vista" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not a standard expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The landscape opened up before us, revealing a breathtaking view, as vista."
Alternatives: "as a view" or "as a sight".
"There had been a huge buildout in 2006 in anticipation for the Vista operating system," Twigg said, "but that didn't really materialize as Vista was slow to be adapted, so prices dropped quickly last year".
Volunteers in Service to America, the Federal program better known as Vista, has a new director.
MS: We care about the online communities around any number of Microsoft products, such as Vista or Xbox.
The ads promoted Volunteers in Service to America, commonly known as VISTA, the anti-poverty service program begun as one of President Lyndon B. Johnson's Great Society initiatives.
RYE, N. Y., Dec. 31 Miss Pauline Adoue and Francis J. Scanlon, will be married Feb. 14 in Bennington, Vt., where they are serving as VISTA volunteers.
As Vista penetrates the market, however, the slower processors are likely to become obsolete minimizing any cost differences between PCs and Macs.
The suites at Anse Chastanet showcase natural beauty with up close views and trees growing in the middle of a few while nearby Jade Mountain boasts infinity pools in each "sanctuary" as well as vistas of the Pitons.
Even a vista as epic as Glacier Point may seem diminished by overexposure.
Filming takes place in Linda Vista as much as 130 days a year, he said, which helps pay for maintenance.
The main pyramids of Motul de San José are visible from Buena Vista, as is a large part of the lake.
Choose the last option only if you know that with some changes, your program will work in Vista as well.
