Sentence examples for distant sight from inspiring English sources

Indiana is only 20-21, but it is hardly a distant sight in New York's rearview mirror.

New York went from the Oz I dreamed about in the Dominican Republic to the distant sight of the Verrazano Bridge.

Just the distant sight of them, small, odd-shaped, ranged in a line at eye level against plain gray walls, is heart-catching.

Its John Lennon Collection features glasses in the round style favored by Mr. Lennon (or Harry Potter, if you don't know who Mr. Lennon is) with a variable lens that can be adjusted for near, intermediate or distant sight.

Last fall, remote cameras in a rugged expanse of desert grasslands in Southern Arizona captured arresting images of a jaguar slinking through the underbrush, its yellow eyes fixed on some distant sight.

There is a new smartness in the step of Britain's Conservative leader, William Hague, putting him in closer reach of the front-running Prime Minister Tony Blair and in distant sight of the previously unimaginable destination of 10 Downing Street.

Distant sights are deceiving in the desert.

Messengers stream in from every corner of the sensory kingdom, bringing word of distant sights, sounds, and smells.

Parker stated that he did not take possession of Révolutionnaire because he was concerned by the distant sighting of nine French battleships on the horizon.

The recognition of these benefits, and of the price of failure, has brought the launch of a new trade round, which a year ago seemed distant, within sight.

There are the KeySpan Park sight lines -- not a bad or distant view in the house.