Sentence examples for ideal vantage from inspiring English sources

"The site would have been an ideal vantage point for Neanderthal hunters.

Its river views also make it the ideal vantage point for absorbing the noble, though hectic, collage of Parma's past.

The sitting-room sofa should therefore be the ideal vantage point from which to enjoy the proceedings.

Rising 100m (320ft) above the village, this is an ideal vantage point from which to survey the Argyll coastline.

The sloping bank is an ideal vantage point to take in the full breadth of the pool.

But it proved an ideal vantage point for her to watch as stuffy old Britain changed too.

The killer has selected the Benson place for a reason: it seems the president, on a whistle-stop tour, will be making an unscheduled appearance across the street from the house, an ideal vantage-point for an assassin.

Nevertheless, physician-scientists? medical and scientific educations place them at an ideal intellectual vantage point to facilitate the transfer of clinical observation and insight to laboratory research and discovery, and to help return to the clinic a better understanding of human disease: the bedside to bench to bedside cycle that moves both medicine and science forward.

The city centre's architecture gives a sense of history that will be familiar to a European visitor, and walking the inner metropole is an ideal way to soak up this vantage point of history.

Ideal choices include sloped fields that rise from public vantage points (a road, for instance) and an amphitheater-like valley.

Berlin's more than 100 miles of navigable waters eventually connect to the Baltic Sea, the North Sea and the Rhine, so the city is ideal as a starting point for long trips like Mr. Ohler's, but the waterways also offer a special vantage point for taking in the city itself.