"give sight" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to restore someone's ability to see or to give someone the gift of sight. Example: After receiving a corneal transplant, the blind man was finally able to see again. The surgery gave him sight and changed his life forever.
"Worship the Syrian Goddess," one would shout, "she can give sight to the blind".
The treatment is the first to give sight to the blind, although only rudimentary aspects — the outlines of objects and contrasts between light and dark.
The Black Panthers were lovers of humanity who sought to realise the social gospel: to heal the sick, give sight to the blind, comfort the broken-hearted and set the prisoners free.
It was the name given to the heat contained in the liquid bile, which causes the expulsion of waste matter in the form of urine and feces, and it was believed to give sight to the eyes, beauty to the skin, and cheerfulness to the mind.
So far Toms has expanded beyond shoes into sunglasses in 2011 (for every pair purchased, Toms will help give sight to a person in need), and to coffee in 2014 (for each bag of coffee beans sold a person will get clean water for a week, and for every cup of coffee sold someone gets water for day).
In the Bible, the prophet Isaiah fasted to loose the bonds of wickedness and to undo the yoke of the oppressed, and Jesus fasted for 40 days to proclaim good news to the poor and to give sight to the blind and health to the sick.
Without any background cues or hairstyle to give Sights away, it really is impossible to know what decade it is by looking at him.
He healed the sick, gave sight to the blind, and raised the dead.
Scotland were woefully profligate when given sight of England's goal.
The coast road rarely gives sight of the sea: it sticks to the forest, and often heads into the hinterland.
But in an answer to a Commons question on Tuesday from McDonnell after he was given sight of the leaked memos, the home secretary, Theresa May, said there were no plans to bar children from schools.
