Sentence examples for get a decent view of from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to get a decent view of the most beautiful building in town.

"You get a decent view of the park once you get above the low rise," Mr. Barnett said.

It felt wrong to be seeing at such close range a species that ordinarily requires careful work with binoculars to get a decent view of.

The New Lawn: Football fans of a four-legged variety get a decent view of Forest Green Rovers' home games in rural Gloucestershire.

Earlier this year, for example, two groups of researchers broke the 0.3-nm-resolution benchmark, enough to get a decent view of the side arms of two proteins' individual amino acids.

Given that tickets cost up to £145, it is little wonder that spectators would show off that they had got a decent view of the action.

A dozy opening half-hour, with Sherwood upstairs trying to keep out of trouble and get a decent view from the directors' box, showed 2013-14 Tottenhat atheirir worst.

You'd get a decent view from the houses built on the hillside.

It also requires some planning to make sure you get a decent viewing spot.

The money the show makes is ploughed into costs – the once-humble Holly Barn has now been kitted out to resemble a rustic theatre, with tiered pine benches rising to the back of the hall so everyone gets a decent view, professional lighting, and a state-of-the-art sound system.

A few UK starwatchers got a decent view, but many were left disappointed as clouds and thunderstorms obscured the blood moon from view.