Sentence examples for form the sight from inspiring English sources

If the Rapids were hoping to ease themselves back into their otherwise impressive recent form, the sight of frontrunners Dallas arriving into town is not the most heartening news.

The certification (CVI) data form the basis of the 'preventable sight loss' indicator in the 'Public Health Outcomes Framework' and improving the quality and interpretation of the data will be vital.

At first sight, the Dutch items appear to form the same factors as the original questionnaire.

The special quality of the work shown, lies in the fact that it springs in pure form from the sight & sound & smell of the city itself.

These cells shuttle the representation through a hierarchy of brain areas, progressively forming the conscious percept of sight.

Soldiers who formed the Guard described unsettling sights.

But it is Ms. Greenberg's epic journey through a gray landscape of pain, with a few rest stops along the way but no resolution in sight, that forms the more memorable narrative.

Conspicuously avoiding any reference to coalitions or hung parliaments, the Lib Dem leader insisted he had set his sights on forming the next government.

It forms the bony foundation for the senses of sight, smell, taste, and hearing.

They form an odd sight on the once-mean, now-trendy streets of Bucktown and Wicker Park: The bespectacled alderman of a young, affluent ward and his blue-collar aide, popping sewer grates and wielding shovels.

Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students form hypotheses linking sight and memory, as a means of exploring the cognitive functions of sight.