Sentence examples for of a good view from inspiring English sources

5 Get to the parades in Main Street a good half hour beforehand to be sure of a good view - especially if you have children with you.

The Cabinet is reported to have banged the table with delight when the Prime Minister (who as a 14-year-old slept rough in St James's Park to be sure of a good view of Prince Charles's big day) told them of the royal engagement.

The successful use of a video laryngoscope relies on a good view of the inner airway, which is precluded in the trauma patient by blood and secretions.

Some people insist on sitting in the middle of a row for a good view.

THE RUINS OF St Paul's church on a hill in the Malaysian city of Malacca provide a good view of the vicissitudes of Pacific trade.

At 3.30 and 40 seconds a helicopter pilot flying along the eastern edge of Manhattan, with a good view of events, said: "Looks like he's going down".

The oral cavity, pharynx, and larynx may be filled with blood, secretions, soft tissue, and bone fragments, all of which preclude a good view of the vocal cords.

The Sun's disc will not be obscured completely but large areas of Europe, North Africa and Asia should get a good view of a partial eclipse.

Research reports and records of the May Rudin Clinical Nursing Research Fund give a good view of the growing importance of faculty research during this period.

Perched high in the gods of the great theatre, you get a good view of the waves of tourists.

Across the street, on the roof of the Palace Hotel, which had a good view of the sign, Burberry was hosting a party.