Sentence examples for held the sight from inspiring English sources

I held the sight in my eyes for a moment.

One was of me holding the sight box for the M252 mortar in Garden City, N.Y., parking lot.

Derbyshire hold the sight edge over Gloucestershire going into the final day's play at Cheltenham.

In our minds we still hold the sight of their datebooks and backpacks salvaged from some wreckage.

An infant grasps the finger placed in her palm, and then the toy she sees, and then grasps at "the sound of the words grasp, take hold, &c., the sight of the nurse's hand, in that state, the idea of a hand, and particularly the child's own hand".

He is also smart enough to realise that if the material isn't holding the audience, the sight of a fat man bellydancing will reduce them to helpless quivering.

At the next stop a man got on with his young son, who was holding a big blue bear, the sight of which nudged the first man from his monologue.

The official name of the government-funded gathering, held within sight of the Kremlin, was "The Dialogue of Nations".

But it's the southern part of this Balkan country that holds the most intriguing sights and bargains.

But the sight that holds the most personal meaning for Ms. Rogers may be a portrait by Robin Harper just above her purple retro sofa, depicting the boxer Jack Johnson with a soft, wounded expression.

For example, a suspicious customer should be asked his address while the clerk holds the envelope out of sight.