Sentence examples for little sight from inspiring English sources

"I have a little sight, so I wear a blindfold in the restaurant.

Instead, he used what little sight he had in his right eye to read with high-powered glasses, attending regular classes in a public school.

The little sight she had was destroyed when (horribly) she punctured the eyeball by walking into a spindle projecting from her mother's spinning wheel.

He chose Harrellson for his beefy build and 3-point shot but added before tip-off: "It's a little sight unseen.

But there was little sight of Altidore, or Johnson and Bedoya alongside him, and Klinsmann has a lot of thinking to do at half-time if he wants to take something from this game.

Born on Merseyside in 1964, the middle child of working-class parents who lived in a "very basic flat, two rooms, inner-city", she was diagnosed with aniridia – a condition affecting the iris – at six months old, and spent the first 10 years of her life undergoing eye surgery, sometimes weekly, in a futile battle to save what little sight she had.

"It looked like they were making a little sight-seeing tour, said Carlo, 59, a local in a bar.

Green Violet Ear, yes once you finally figure out where it is branched, it is one saucy little sighting.

With little in sight to suggest that another 1929 or even another 1974 is around the corner, our graybeard experience is a millstone.

A few weeks ago, while sailing my boat in Buzzard's Bay near Nashawena Island, one of my little Cub Scouts sighted a huge bird.

Jumieges Abbey is one of the most impressive, yet little-known, sights in Normandy.