"into the sight" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has become visible or is in the process of becoming visible. For example: The sun began to rise slowly, coming into the sight of those who had waited to witness the morning.
Come back from the long forgetfulness into the sight.
The Rosses' oldest son, Hunter, lay flat on the ground, squinting into the sight of a Remington.243 rifle, lining up a paper target 100 or so yards away.
Coming soon... the Savage School's window gallery As a small intervention embedded in commercial spaces in the East End, the Savage School window gallery worms its way into the sight of the viewer, assaulting the public space.
By Helene Mullins The New Yorker, June 15 , 1929P. 18 Come back from the long forgetfulness into the sight View Article By Larissa MacFarquhar By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By Jason Hayes.
Yesterday, I watched a father lead his two tiny children, holding his hands, out into the sight of tanks and a sniper tower and bulldozers and Jeeps because he thought his house was going to be exploded.
DOVER AIR FORCE BASE, Del .— Shortly after 4 20 a.m. on Easter Sunday, a pair of flag-covered cases with the remains of two Marines, both killed the previous week in Afghanistan, were carried out of the belly of a C-17 into the sight of their waiting families.
By rushing the compound quickly, Third Squad had flushed fighters into the sights of the rest of the platoon.
The agreement also thrust Google, which dominates the most lucrative business on the Internet, squarely into the sights of regulators.
The buzzard's robust health – and its appetite for pheasants – has brought the protected bird of prey into the sights of the shooting industry.
"Yanks out" was one of the more printable chants, although the boos from the home supporters that greeted the final whistle suggested that Benitez is also coming into the sights of the protesters.
The victims could not be less provocative, going about the simplest outdoor missions of daily life but meandering into the sights of the suburban sniper terrifying the Washington area.
