Sentence examples for double sight from inspiring English sources
This worldly double sight is present in his constant "democratization" of hard new words and simple old ones — audiences get the plays today even if they understand only every other line, because everything is deliberately said three times over, plain and fancy and in between — and in the admixture of tragedy and comedy, in the pathos of happiness just missed.
This worldly double sight is present in his constant "democratization" of hard new words and simple old ones audiences get the plays today even if they understand only every other line, because everything is deliberately said three times over, plain and fancy and in between and in the admixture of tragedy and comedy, in the pathos of happiness just missed.
Beer chasers gave dos caballeros double vision, second sight — Twin putti pissing out the hotel window on the Scottish dawn.
If you have double vision, or your sight has become fuzzy or unclear, this indicates a more serious injury needing medical assistance.
To do so successfully demands a sort of double vision, a way of keeping sight of both the man and the wound at the same time.
bVisual disturbances are abnormalities of sight and associated with neurological disorders (diabetes), often include double vision, moving vision like nystagmus, blindness or reduced view field.
But rarer, far rarer, is the double rat sighting on a single block, as is the case on 42nd Street.
Then picnic in a pretty park or waterfront -- you'll see double the sights!
About ten kilometres down the road, Blickhahn's lead Humvee went around an S-shaped double bend, losing sight of the Humvee behind.
Vinny Castilla followed with a grounder off the mound and toward second baseman Rey Sanchez, who was moving toward the bag, an apparent double play in sight, but the ball spun off the grass and past his glove, allowing Jones to score.
Initially he thought they might be merchant ships, but at noon he sighted double rows of gunports along the side of each ship and called off the attack, turning away and signalling for his squadron to split up, assuming the enemy to be large warships easily capable of destroying his small force.
