Sentence examples for given the sight from inspiring English sources

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.

Maybe cringe is an understatement, given the sight and sound of Hart displaying aggressive disgust at having to handle another man's genitalia.

"You could give the sight to your grandmother and she would become a supermarksman," he said.

"You could give the sight to your grandmother and she would become a super marksman," he told prosecutors.

This effect is reinforced by the layering of glass, which shuts out street noise and gives the sight of people walking below a particularly eerie, cinematic quality.

This gives the sight parallax due to eye movement the size of the optical window at close range which diminishes to a minimal size at the set distance (somewhere around a desired target range of 25-50 yards).

A charity has commissioned artists to give the sights in London, Edinburgh and Brighton "make-unders", showing what they would be like if they stood above the filthy slums and rubbish tips of their poorer international counterparts.

By this time in the day, my cell phone was dead so I could give the sights and sounds of Jamaica's coastline my full attention.

Given the awkward sight lines, small seats and less-than-adequate concessions at Armstrong and the Grandstand, tennis fans are unlikely to miss the old buildings.

Given the staggering sights 10 miles up the road, that seemed a compromise worth making.