Sentence examples for grand sight from inspiring English sources
The Painswick is a grand sight in a village that is already full of redoubtable property, much of it built on success in the wool trade.
But in its day it must have been a grand sight, towering over the rows of gravestones, its marble glinting in the Southern sun.
He deployed his regiments in a line of battle that the Confederates remembered as a "grand sight," until it was ripped apart by shot and canister from 28 cannons along with massed volleys from Confederate infantry.
This blocky rampart stands majestically at the southern end of McMurdo Sound, and is a grand sight from McMurdo Station or Scott Base.
It was a grand sight seeing so many people, most of who were born after the birth date in 1990, celebrating the advancement of people with disabilities in education, services and most importantly employment.
When, in the 1740s, he had grown sick to death of painting Venice over and over again, he decamped to London for about a decade, and prettified and reorganised various grand sights on the banks of the Thames – rather as he had occasionally embellished and prettified and reorganised his Venetian scenes.
Brimming with grand sights, celebrated cuisine and legendary nightlife, it can be challenging to know where to begin.
Wasn't massive state expenditure better directed towards a "beautiful school … a grander sight than a battleship"?
The campus is a grand and grandiose sight, a cluster of mammoth Georgian-style buildings that dwarf everything around them.
Sergio Tramonti's set is a grand and striking sight: a luxuriously appointed two-level interior predominantly red and gold like the auditorium itself, with a connecting staircase and marble columns.
