Sentence examples for had come into view from inspiring English sources

Two blocks east of a strip mall in Longmont, one of the world's last underexplored ecosystems had come into view: a sandstone-colored ranch house, code-named Q.

Houston tended towards the uplifting, as a song picker, but by 1998, Houston's troubled marriage to Bobby Brown and substance problems had come into view.

This meant that the safety car had come into view on the startline straight and the cars would have to wait until the pack went by before rejoining.

In the years since 1914, so many prospects had come into view - not least that the picture business could confidently make feature-length movies in the expectation that an audience would sit still for them.

The subjective turn in Barthes's thought and writing had come into view slightly earlier, with the publication of a ludic "autobiography", Roland Barthes by Roland Barthes, in 1975, and his anxious anatomy of desire, A Lover's Discourse, in 1977.

In a recent spate of published studies, the importance of visual attention and gaze control have come into view.

As Republicans head toward next week's convention something extraordinary has come into view now that their ticket is complete.

Now that turbines have evolved into sophisticated machines with elaborate control systems, new problems have come into view beyond simply improving their performance.

Just in the last few weeks, a new sort of politico-religious fault line has come into view more clearly, cutting across the old one in bizarre ways.

Our understanding of the past has been hugely enlarged and deepened; whole classes of people, and large categories of experience, have come into view as never before.

"The possibility of germline editing has come into view and they want to move forward with a debate on this before we arrive at that point".