Sentence examples for ever in sight from inspiring English sources
Hitchcock's critical renown as the best director ever (as suggested by "Vertigo" being named the greatest film ever in Sight & Sound's 2012 poll) is due to the writings of a handful of French critics in the nineteen-fifties including Truffaut.
Even if a biography appears to stick close to the subject's life, its constellation of information subtly reflects not just the course of research but also the course of the author's life long before writing a biography was ever in sight.
Those few who dedicate themselves to keeping the poor ever in sight realize how grave the situation really is.
In between, the Battle of the Coral Sea, in May 1942, was the first naval battle in history in which opposing fleets fought without ever coming in sight of each other.
Of course, Scholes and Giggs and certainly Ferguson will be home polishing their medals — maybe even another one from this season — for years before City ever gets in sight of their achievements.
He was supposed to be kissed by Charlotte (Jennifer Cody), a rich Southern belle, but in a mistake of monumental proportions, he smooches Tiana instead and we have two frogs, not one, and no happily ever after in sight.
Ruth's abusive husband, who had brought the Ku Klux Klan to town, has been murdered (which we fully support, because he is horrible), and Big George and Idgie are cleared of the deed in a court of law, so there's a happily-ever-after in sight.
By Laura Miller Francis Spufford's tale keeps America's moral conundrums ever in its sights.
It keeps its theme — the moral conundrum of America — ever in its sights, through breakneck chase scenes and dark nights of the soul.
The debt-limit deadline was four days away and the two sides were as far apart as ever, no compromise in sight.
California Gripped By Driest Year Ever, No Relief In Sight say federal forecasters, as many urge Gov. Brown and President Obama to declare a drought emergency and federal disaster in California, reports Kiley Kroh at Climate Progress.
