Sentence examples for see vista from inspiring English sources

He could see "vista after vista of tall, slender buildings, glass domes and fantastic curly roofs with brilliant green and copper tiles; over to eastward the glittering pale blue sea".

The other side of the coin is that the OS has transformed from the truly different OS we'd hoped for a year ago built from the ground up, to what you see: "Vista, but a lot better".

But the view reinforced the idea that this terminal lets you see vistas that tell you you are at an airport rather than bottling you in.

The images boast enough detail to read the title of a book on a shelf and you can even climb onto the roof and see vistas of Sheffield.

Unlike Ozawa Hall, with large windows only above the stage, Weill Hall has them on all sides but the west (adjoining the lobby), so you can see vistas of the Sonoma hills from all seats.

From his balloon, Stephen sees vistas hitherto unknown.

His 'Otherscapes'  series sees vistas constructed using great hunks of flesh, inclines of skin and shadows of joints.

In fact, one of the best reasons to take the funicular railway these days is not to see the vista of lowland Paris slowly and magnificently emerging, but to see the vista of macho tourists bounding up the stairs, until they slowly and magnificently come to a halt about half way up.

"The grapes have to see the vista," said Ernesto Txueka, whose family has run Txomin for generations.

"I see a vista that people have been able to look at for as many as 6,000 years.

"I was awake and could see the vista of city and bright blue explosions of the transformers blowing up over Santiago," he said.