In fact, make a point of changing your sight lines in the course of a match, so as to see it from different angles.
By changing the sight angle of the high-resolution bathymetric maps, we determined the strike of the linear fault scarplet (yellow arrow in Figure 5b) and the sense of dip slip along it; the clearest fault trace located on the trenchward side of the pull-apart basin is downthrown on the north.
Oblivious of her husband's efforts to discover who murdered a hotel chambermaid, this pampered heiress claims the island for tourism, soaking up the sights, changing clothes with abandon and shopping herself into exhaustion.
Sometimes the face of his own boy would flicker back and forth in the sights, changing places with the Iraqi boy's face.
— The play-by-play sheet did not mark the exact moment, and there was no telephone changing booth in sight.
After mastering the ability to alter our perception of a year in time, he now has his sights set on changing the way we view the unit of a day.
Since then he has set his sights on changing government institutions, one higher than the next.
These days, Gold is setting her sights on changing women's lives in the boardroom as well as the bedroom.
"A Stirring in St. Albans" has followed Donnie Whitehead, who campaigned for Barack Obama, felt empowered by success, then set his sights on changing his own neighborhood by backing a long-shot local City Council race.
Kennedy, who views this saga as a "national disgrace," has set his sights on changing laws in Missouri next, and plans to battle for regulation across the country.
"In the fall, the Finger Lakes wine country in New York, with the smell of the grape harvest and the sight of changing leaves, is hard to beat".
