Sentence examples for from a sight of from inspiring English sources

What that means in practise, according to the OECD, is that these teenagers might "struggle to estimate how much petrol is left in the petrol tank from a sight of the gauge, or not be able to fully understand instructions on a bottle of aspirin".

Apart from a sighting of the author walking her dachshund Boris near her home on the afternoon she vanished, and a possible sighting of her the next day in a "bedraggled" state walking along a road 10 miles away, there have been no further sightings of her.

Britain and France are trying to work together by allowing observers from each country to get a sight of defence reviews in their early stages.

An error from Marius Zaliukas allowed Mark Stewart a sight of the Rangers goal, but Sebastien Faure bailed out his defensive partner with an excellent challenge.

Vaz Te could have given West Ham some breathing space but he dallied too long when given a sight of goal from Collison's pass.

The tempo remained less-than-frenetic after the break, though Miller had a sight of goal from a Christophe Berra knockdown but could not turn it into the net.

Write nine sight words on each bingo card Have your child draw the top card from a stack of sight word cards Have your child read the sight word Players who have the sight word on their bingo card will place a marker on top of that word The first player to have three words covered with markers, horizontally, vertically or diagonally wins the game.

An ambitious start culminated in two chances in the first five minutes, with Marc Muniesa walloping a dangerous long-range volley and a swift break requiring some clever defending to send Xherdan Shaqiri away from a clear sight of goal.

It's different from a lot of the sights and sounds that people have been hearing from the Republican Party in recent years".

I have troubled you with these observations as they have been suggested to me from an actual sight of works in this kind, & supposed they might assist you in making up your minds on this subject.

The Ashmolean has lent among other drawings, one of Henry James gathering a pretty little germ of a subject for a small thing from the sight of a pair of gentlemen's high-buttoned boots and a pair of ladies'slippers standing outside a bedroom door.