Sentence examples for prime vista from inspiring English sources

Finally there's the Piknic Électronik daytime party on Sunday in nearby Parc Jean-Drapeau, with its prime vista of the St .Lawrence River.

The prize vista loomed beyond.

This magical-looking sculpture is placed where the Norfolk hamlet of Houghton once stood, until Sir Robert Walpole, Britain's first prime minister, moved the vista-spoiling villagers further from his lavish new Palladian mansion.

The state had bought 800 acres of rolling hills, scenic vistas and prime farmland from several Newtown sources in 1929 to accommodate Connecticut's need for a third major mental hospital in a pastoral setting, based on the prevailing treatment philosophy of the time, which emphasized reflection.

Compare that to Microsoft some 18 months after it first launched, we're still arguing whether or not Windows Vista is ready for prime time.

It's a trend that has been increasing across the country as the sequester deepens--Chula Vista and San Jose are other prime examples.

Eliza — totally alone in the world, her sole companions the protagonists of Dickens, her recent dreams filled with "dark graveyards and irregular vistas" — seems primed for a richly horrifying experience.

Yet European governments, not to mention the United States, fawn over our Prime Minister as a hero who has opened up vast vistas of new opportunities.

The vistas are jaw-dropping from both but at sunset, the prime vantage point is the sixth-story rooftop lounge and garden that is Cabo's only rooftop bar.

Whittington said the release indicated Vista, the follow-on system to Microsoft's Windows XP, is "close to prime time".

Breakfast at Vista Ballenas restaurant is a must with ridiculously flavorful made-to-order omelets—served with prime sea vistas.