Sentence examples for be spotted from from inspiring English sources

"And if he does, he will be spotted from quite a distance".

Game can be spotted from the lunch terrace as well as vultures and birds of prey.

The Great Elephant Census counted only savanna elephants, which can be spotted from the air.

Bowen and Passage Islands are just offshore, and eagles, whales and dolphins can be spotted from the large windows.

Since then, plenty of stars have emerged, but only a few (Matthew Sweet, Fountains of Wayne) ever shone brightly enough to be spotted from far away.

Older types such as China's widely exported Silkworm missiles require lengthy mixing and loading of volatile liquid propellants, a process which can be spotted from planes or satellites.

The clean white envelope, brilliant in the sunlight, had been spotted from forty yards away.

"Navigation warnings from other vessels and radar usually ensure they are spotted from quite a distance away.

Lionfish have very broad habitat requirements and some have been spotted from submersibles as deep as 1,000 feet.

In recent years, small numbers have been spotted from California to Sitka, Alaska, an alarming trend, scientists say.

A few women are spotted from hat to shoes, and the occasional dog wears cat's clothing, too.