Sentence examples for sight has from inspiring English sources

The argument that the limits to performance are within sight has obvious appeal.

The phrase "hiding in plain sight" has been applied to Harris and Savile.

"In Plain Sight" has a different problem — a compelling lead with a co-star who's more muffler than foil.

But for years the most familiar sight has been of rows of young men with hairy legs dressed as nuns.

Coursing, the pursuit of game by hounds hunting by sight, has become now mainly a competition between hunting dogs.

But perhaps the most heartbreaking sight has been the street outside the Zeinhom morgue, Cairo's main mortuary.

"I must confess," he wrote, "that the sight has left on my mind an extraordinary feeling of terror and shame.

That group, Unite for Sight, has ballooned, and last year it provided eye care to 200,000 people (www.uniteforsight.org).org

Ignoring the religious factor or generalizing it out of sight has been the approved strategy of religion clause jurisprudence ever since.

Every six months Ella has an MRI to monitor tumours on her brain and optic nerves, to check if her sight has been affected.

POWER POINT and ANGLO SAXON are making their debuts today, and this is only the second time DROP OUT OF SIGHT has been used.