Sentence examples for important sights from inspiring English sources
Trails ranging from narrow footpaths to wide, cobbled mule tracks lead to all the important sights.
But a thoughtful itinerary will help a visitor see the important sights, from the "musts" on every guidebook list to the unexpected places that illuminate the city's uniqueness.
Their list of important sights and experiences does not resemble the genteel image that Europeans have of their own homeland it includes more duty-free shopping, for a start.
Add this to architectural gems everywhere you look - its important sights are not ghettoized but are part of the ebb and flow of daily life - and a balmy Mediterranean climate that invites outdoor living.
It takes in all the important sights: the bus goes past the changing of the guard and we stop at Westminster Abbey and Big Ben, all introduced in confident rhyme.
Culturally, however, the most important sights on Menorca are its megalithic remains that are dotted around the island, mingling sometimes indistinguishably with rustic huts and meandering walls, all built from the same pale, lumpy stone.
The most important sight at ground zero now is Michael Arad's emerging memorial.
Diabetic macular edema (DME) is one of the most important sight-threatening complications in patients with diabetes.
So the early years when dad (pre-bishopric) was headmaster of Ardingly in West Sussex, a Fifties world of woolly pullovers, crackling gramophones, petrol ration books and no TV - except for the coronation - are important sighting shots through a haze of pipe and wood smoke.
When Frans Hogenberg and Georg Braun compiled their Civitates Orbis Terrarum, a collection of important scenes and locales, they included Hogenberg's engraving of its destruction as not only an important sight, but an important event (see Info Box, top).
