Sentence examples for has better sight from inspiring English sources

Even though the Meadowlands has better sight lines than the Garden has, it's understandable that some Devils fans would prefer to watch the playoffs on cable television rather than buy expensive tickets for seats in the rafters.

It would be within sight of the Bergen County Jail, if the jail had better sight lines.

In terms of perception, they have better sight distance and angle than normal agents.

They also have better sight so they can spot aliens before they start killing operatives.

Bend your knees, not your back; that way you'll be lower but you'll have better sight of the field and where you are shooting.

Be wary of kids who tend to hang out near yard duties; they have better sight and tend to care more than yard duties do.

Hakim Ziyech's left foot can be unsparing but here it was off beam four times; in fairness, Wojciech Szczesny was forced into a flying save by the third effort and the Eredivisie leaders had better sights of goal.

It may be that the president has better alliances in his sights.

(Perseus Books, 2001), Eric A. Davidson, a senior scientist at the Woods Hole Research Center, writes: "We had better not lose sight of the fact that our wealth and our comfort are derived from a combination of natural resources -- soil, water, air, forests, oceans, mineral deposits, climate -- and the skill and ingenuity with which we utilize and manage those resources.

Aereo argues that this is completely legal because its service is identical to making a deal with your neighbor to place your antenna on his roof (because he had better line of sight to the television transmitters) and paying $8 per month for the privilege.

The present study was designed to test the hypothesis that blind people have better memory than sighted individuals for auditory verbal material and specifically to determine whether memory encoding and/or retrieval are improved in blind adults.