Sentence examples for sight in front from inspiring English sources

Michelle had thrashed the American sweetheart, Janet Evans, out of sight in front of her own crowd.

Pairs of "buttonwoods" once were a common sight in front of stately Colonial homes; few other pairs from that period, if any, remain.

NO TRESPASSING" and "Prohibito Pasar" signs are a common sight in front of the houses on Kossuth Street on the Hill, a neighborhood in south New Haven.

I have information that would shock the basketball world, but before I reveal it I'm going to stand in plain sight in front of this plate-glass window and hope not to be assassinated by David Stern's cronies…" For reasons unknown, the email mysteriously ends there.

Long queues have become a familiar sight in front of ATMs and banks as people struggle to withdraw money.

The sight in front of me was simply overwhelming.

Often sighted in front of the stage, video camera in hand, he documented countless rock acts for posterity, including many bands and venues that no longer exist.

Archival records show that at the end of the nineteenth century clashes between law enforcement and street sellers deemed undesirable were common sights in front of the Public Market.

Front sight, front sight, front sight, squeeze subtly not pull, front sight, front sight — oooo, it went off!" ON the Top Gun range, with the target three yards away — most gunfights occur at close quarters in conditions of darkness and confusion — I kept hitting low and to the left.

Nobody likes to eat crow in plain sight, especially in front of millions of viewers, but there are other imperatives at work.

One of the Biennale's freakier sights appears in front of the American Pavilion, where the artists Jennifer Allora and Guillermo Calzidilla have plunked a 60-ton military tank, upside down, with a treadmill sitting on its steel treads and called it "Track and Field".