Sentence examples for get a clear sight from inspiring English sources

Spencer - and probably Fame And Glory, too - were getting agitated from as far as six furlongs out in trying to get a clear sight of the leaders, but being hemmed in by Opinion Poll, aboard whom Barzalona remained upsides, whatever his rival tried.

To get a clearer sight of Vance, I raised my palm and brushed the dust off my computer screen.

Some riders prefer to stay close to the inner rail, saving ground around the bends, while others prefer to take a wider route around the outside where their horses can get a clearer sight of the fences and run less of a risk of being hampered or brought down by fallers.

Morrison, set up by Sessegnon, got a clear sight of goal just before the break but he steered his shot wide from 10 yards out.

Altidore headed straight at the goalkeeper from Dempsey's inviting cross before Algeria almost scored at the other end, Karim Ziani getting a clear sight of goal on a swift counterattack but dragging his shot wide.

He can't turn to shoot, but holds off a clutch of defenders, spins and backheels the ball to Yaya Toure, who's got a clear sight of goal.

Families got a clear sight line from the kitchen to the children's play area.

Douglas H. Shulman, the I.R.S. commissioner, said the goal of the coming changes "is to get a clear line of sight into the owners of the bank account, and to know where there's fraud".

I placed the disc on the top of my dashboard, but company officials said that the antenna worked best outside the car, on the trunk or the roof where it can get a clear line of sight and avoid interference from the car radio.

This should be increased to 20% allowing people with sight problems in the UK to get a clear benefit".

In traditional laser removal of head and neck cancers, surgeons use "direct line of sight" carbon-dioxide lasers that often require relocating the patient's jaw or removing teeth to get a clear shot.