Sentence examples similar to made sights from inspiring English sources

The answer is, yes, middle-age men do, which at heart makes "Sight Unseen" a -- yech! -- male midlife crisis play.

Miss Pfeifer places cross -hairs of spider silk on the lenses of these instruments to make sighting accurate.

Shape notes, also called character notes or patent notes, are one of many notational innovations that, like solmization syllables, attempted to make sight reading easier.

Our plan is to continue seeking to make sight from the visual search, looking for the objects identified in the visual imagery.

"What I'm doing is taking inventory and making sight maps and getting a feel for who these people are and what I'm going to do with them.

The Arctic expedition had eight astronomers, five servants, an interpreter and 21 soldiers to level the trees to make sight lines.

Since acting was no longer an option -- he says he couldn't speak his lines believably in English -- he turned to film directing, where he could make "sight and sound" his primary vocabulary.

How did they know of the Pacific before Balboa made his sighting in 1513?

Last week, a year later to the day, I made a sighting.

The star was born about 2000 years ago, right about the time Ban Gu made his sighting, the team will report in the 10 April issue of The Astrophysical Journal.

The growth of unicorns worldwide has made the sight of overseas companies hiring on U.S. soil fairly common, particularly Indian companies targeting potential returnees home.