Sentence examples for given sight of from inspiring English sources

Scotland were woefully profligate when given sight of England's goal.

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.

On a second school, Great Yarmouth Primary Academy, where De Souza was chair of governors, Bosher's investigation prompted by our initial story conceded that she "was mistakenly given sight of a schedule that included the planned inspection date of that school during her training to become a seconded Ofsted inspector".

Responding to the claims made by Mr Shepherd that his report from the 1990s had been "suppressed", the council leader said: "I can categorically say, that at no time when I was leader, was I given sight of any documents, letters or reports concerning these allegations".

The coast road rarely gives sight of the sea: it sticks to the forest, and often heads into the hinterland.

By the 22nd, the wind had freshened from the southeast, and there were intermittent breaks in the fog, but not sufficient to give sight of land.

Medical devices improve the lives of millions of Americans, giving sight to the blind, hearing to the deaf, and mobility to those who have been paralyzed.

It has probably already been threatened by the lawyers of "Maxwellees", who have been given advance sight of criticism.

But given the sight of yesterday's audience, I'm not sure that everyone will be making that decision.

It was good to be given the sight of a perky and probably extinct ivory-billed woodpecker, which was one of the birds in Mr. Hyla's mind.

She wrote the story on a computer in the office of Scotland Yard's director of public affairs Dick Fedorcio, who was also given "advance sight" of her story, the Leveson inquiry has been told.