Sentence examples for decent view of from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to get a decent view of the most beautiful building in town.

"You get a decent view of the park once you get above the low rise," Mr. Barnett said.

Getting a seat with a decent view of the stage is generally the height of my ambition.

The bar is a fine place to be if you get a seat that has a decent view of the band.

Larry Summers would also have had a decent view of insolvency in the early 1990s from his perch at the World Bank.

It felt wrong to be seeing at such close range a species that ordinarily requires careful work with binoculars to get a decent view of.

The minimally furnished, wood-floored rooms have a cool, sparse style; some have decent views of the distant city skyline.

Seats with decent views of the races are scarce, and lines for everything from rest rooms to betting windows are infuriatingly long.

The money the show makes is ploughed into costs – the once-humble Holly Barn has now been kitted out to resemble a rustic theatre, with tiered pine benches rising to the back of the hall so everyone gets a decent view, professional lighting, and a state-of-the-art sound system.

An 18th-century villa in the hilltop village of Vibonati, each of its six bedrooms (they range from singles to triples) is en-suite and comes with decent views, many of the sea.

The narrative has been coursing toward these scenes, but Hemmings hurries through them, depriving the reader of a decent view.