Sentence examples for horizon read from inspiring English sources

"Vietnam-America: Close the past, open up a new horizon," read a hand-lettered sign in English held up by several young women, students at the university.

And if visiting Washington is not on your horizon, read it to know what you're missing.

"Don't try to change the world, that's a concept floating on our horizon," Cole read.

But stock market investors, those with strong stomachs, level heads and long-term time horizons, might read through today's scary headlines and instead see something very different: opportunity.

Sure, that plays a large part in it, but I could have broadened my horizons or read the hospital's pamphlets or used the Internet for something other than Parks and Recreation GIFs.

"I caused the Deepwater Horizon Spill" reads one car owner's self-searching blog post.

The angular distance of the star above the horizon is then read from the graduated arc of the sextant.

Instead, they have been forced to watch it coming from far off on the horizon, as they read the news about New York and Washington and waited for the reverberations of these distant tragedies to reach them.

(The termites took heavy losses, but the ants retreated under fire from their biological weapon, a chemical spray containing complex diterpenes).+If the answer's no, enlarge your horizons by reading Thomas Eisner's "For Love of Insects".

Broaden your horizons by reading about something you would never have considered before today.

This error is caused when your sextant doesn't read the horizon as 0 degrees, but as more or less than 0. If your sextant reads the horizon angle as greater than 0 (a positive number), subtract the horizon angle from the angle measure of the object.