Sentence examples for recurring sight from inspiring English sources

A recurring sight on the street was women exchanging their summer flip-flops for autumn heels.

Take, for example, the odd, even comical recurring sight of battle-ready camouflaged Reserve Officers Training Corpsstudentsts doing drills and lobbing fake grenades on campus.

But then rubbish seems to be a recurring sight on Nauru.

Shortly after moving to Texas from California seven years ago, I was struck by a recurring sight - the humble rest stop.

The sight recurred in his dreams ever after.Some 1,415 men died when the Hood went down, perhaps the most demoralising disaster for Britain in the second world war.

The sight gag defies language, recurring, and giving To Rome the Allenesque touch of funny excess.

A visual flash of women hiding in a china cabinet pays off nicely, for example, and a recurring sonic element involving attraction-at-first-sight moments among various characters gets increasingly witty.

Never once does White, as he describes the vicissitudes of the prison itself, lose sight of the central sickening reality of debt – recurring, self-fulfilling, inescapable debt – as it affected the individual.

If the sight of Mr. Shawn on this teen drama, on which he plays the recurring role of the lawyer Cyrus Rose, is both hilarious and perplexing to the show's grown-up viewers, he has similar feelings.

But future monitoring could also bring to light at long sight that the system improves by natural effects or it further on cycles with the seasons between recurring states of tightness.

The best of relations contain, and are sometimes even fraught with, recurring tensions; and part of enduring or even being happy has to do with handling such complexity without losing all sight of the graver romance beyond.