Sentence examples for getting a great view of from inspiring English sources

For about £6, he said, "you can ride from the London Eye to Greenwich, getting a great view of the capital's main sights along the way".

Her letters reporting on her experience were so fun for me to read and see some of the things that were exactly the same about being alone, being far from home, getting a great view of your own community and what it's like, and allowing yourself to be a part of a new community, but also the things that were so different, like she used to write home and say all she wanted was a block of cheese.

But you get a great view of Antilla at sunset.

You can get a great view of London from on top of The Monument, near London Bridge.

You go way up and get a great view of the park, and then you go flying down and around.

Not least of all because you get a great view of the ethereal majesty of the Brooklyn Bridge.

You can also get a great view of the grandstand's own court up there, and enjoy a cooling breeze.

You get a great view of the navy's Thursday War (the weekly war-fighting exercises) from here too.

He's got a great view of it, he's keeping up with the incident all the time.

The path meanders gently down to Bantham Sands, where you'll get a great view of craggy Burgh Island with its famous hotel.

Gesturing to the vista beyond the town, she said, "I like that the eagle gets a great view of the river".