Sentence examples for from other vantage from inspiring English sources

On Sunday, it was also possible to view the site from other vantage points like Greenwich Street in Lower Manhattan.

He hung a towel over the half-moon window above the door, and made sure that no one could see inside the house from other vantage points.

Moving among the nearby towns of Ba'ej and Billij, according to the Kurds watching from the ground, and intelligence officials keeping tabs from other vantage points, is the world's most wanted man, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.

The new apartment complex is comprised of two brick buildings, each of which are staggered in height from four to nine stories to maintain views of the waterfront for the public from other vantage points in the city.

Stirring as both a labour of love and, perhaps, a whispered mea culpa, Roma is a film of exacting observation and equally precise blind spots – leaving space, one hopes, for the stories of Cleo and women like her to be told from other vantage points.

In trying to determine exactly what these lights were, it would help if anyone besides Schee captured them on video, from other vantage points.

From other vantages, it looks like an American natural-gas field, home to 10 gas wells, a compressor station -- which feeds fresh gas into pipelines leading to homes hundreds of miles away -- and what was, until late this summer, an open five-acre water-impoundment chemical pond.

Visible year-round from the train station and from many other vantage points downtown, the bright white home will become even more prominent when the leaves wither.

As she stood before the cameras, she said that, from some other vantage point, Ben Franklin was watching, flanked by fallen American soldiers.

From his other vantage point -- his country leads a group of 38 African nations seeking more leeway under the trade group's intellectual property agreement -- Mr. Chidyausiku said: "This is quite an emotional issue for African countries.

Some of that romance is lost, he said, when the lenses gather most of the available light and beam it out at a 90-degree angle, leaving those who are not viewing the light at eye level -- including 100,000 visitors to the lighthouse and onlookers from most other vantage points in the Montauk area -- with a puny-looking light.