Sentence examples for sight across from inspiring English sources

Hungry, muddy-booted migrants are a common sight across northern Greece.

The city remains within sight across the bay, but the whipping wind will likely be the only sound.

Its postal staff will stop using the red Pashley Mailstar, once a common sight across the UK.

The hexagonal logo is a familiar sight across the world, and adorns every airbridge at Heathrow airport.

There, he glimpses an impossible sight across the East River: the twin towers still intact and gleaming resplendently.

But the fate of the others was left to drift from sight across the years, with the last of the group dying in 1989.

Now, with the proven success of "Hatufim," Israeli writers are increasingly setting their sights across the Atlantic.

At the top of the heap at home, the N.F.L. has also set its sights across the pond.

Due to loss of habitat, however, they are increasingly sighted across England, going door to door for Ukip.

Open fields with two goals are common sights across the country, and even in big cities children and other football enthusiasts find space to play.

Bulger had been sighted across the country during his 16 years at large – much of that time spent occupying the FBI's ten most wanted list.