Sentence examples for including the sight from inspiring English sources

There were a few scraps of encouragement, including the sight of Erakovic also hitting the turf a couple of times.

But make no mistake: Trump is facing some dangerous developments, including the sight of Senator Corker, the head of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, spelling things out bluntly.

It's all very bucolic and extremely British, including the sight of her aiming a gun at a flock of geese in the first installment.

If that whole scene makes you glaze over or sigh in disgust, there were a few happenings in baseball to distract you, including the sight of Angels outfielder Torii Hunter tipping a home run over the wall.

In the Warsaw ghetto, Gordon experiences the slow degradation caused by starvation and disease, as well as a host of sudden humiliations, including the sight of venerable rabbis being tormented by Nazi youths.

And when the asylum inmates run riot at the end of the first half, Neilson spares us nothing including the sight of a naked Nicholas Day being gang-raped at the front of the stage.

There was also a failure to pass on circumstantial evidence to the prosecutors, including the sighting of a man by the side of the road standing over an Aboriginal boy who matched Clinton's description.

The older footage is particularly delightful, including the sights and sounds of a grinning, goateed Mr. Kienholz bargaining with a junkyard dealer to buy a 1953 Cadillac door that probably ended up in one of his amazing assemblages.

Forensic archaeologists retrieved a number of artefacts including parts of the studio clock and all its mechanism, most of the metal from the lamps in the central light fitting, and some of the rare book collection – including The Sights and Sounds of Fair Japan.

These surveys have surfaced some interesting discoveries, including the sighting of a species that had been declared extinct in the UK in 1990 – the Greater mouse-eared bat – a solitary individual was rediscovered in 2002 through the hibernation survey.

Jeremy's deadpan but devilishly accurate observations include the sight of Bullfighters, French wines and Roman ruins in the language classroom.