Sentence examples for sight chart from inspiring English sources
Toby Stroh, 56, a solicitor from London, who had the operation in February 2012, said he had noticed "a marked improvement" in his vision, enabling him to read more of the letters on a sight chart.
After therapy to correct a faulty gene, the men could read two to four more lines on an optician's sight chart, a dramatic improvement that has held since the doctors treated them.
George Powell (British) and Nathaniel Palmer (American), both sealers, sighted and charted the islands in December 1821.
Knowing how to sight read a drum chart will impress during an audition, and it often can make a studio session run much more smoothly.
And no seating charts in sight.
He paused and said, "You thought we were joking?" After which they manned their 88s and like kids on a playground began to riff off each other in a torrent of improvised passages--no charts in sight at the moment (some found their way to the pianos later).
There's plenty of history, too, with sights and museums charting slavery.
Since the names of individual animals were not allowed on the map of the continent itself, the colonel set his sights on the charts he knew so well from flying the Christchurch-McMurdo route over the years.
But whenever the single-digit altitudes of the chart are in sight, it becomes an unavoidable risk.
Master aboard HMS Andromache at Valparaiso, Chile, he was appointed to sail the two-masted brig Williams in order to chart the recently sighted South Shetland Islands, which lie near the Antarctic Peninsula.
