Sentence examples for sight judge from inspiring English sources

With no common ground in sight, Judge Kollar-Kotelly ended the hearing by saying simply that she would "take all of this under advisement".

After six years of diplomacy, capped by energetic negotiations led by Secretary of State John Kerry — who seems on some days to be the only man in Washington enjoying his job — the Administration may at last have a deal in sight, judging from recent statements made by Kerry and by his Iranian counterparts.

The gleam of joy in his eyes, his excitement at being alive, was a sight the judge would never forget.

Your dog uses sight to judge body cues, alert to motion, and focus on objects of interest.

The end of the drinking ban must have created bizarre sights, to judge from newspaper headlines.

Less martial countries too are in the terrorists' sights, to judge from the Madrid bombings in 2004, foiled plots in Germany and the attack on the Danish embassy in Pakistan last year.Playing it safeA direct military threat to Britain or NATO is unlikely but not impossible.

The hijackers who destroyed Manhattan's twin towers may have had America in their sights, but, judging by the list of victims, they ended up taking on the world.

Beyond feel and sight, he can judge by the numbers.

Without looking down, she sets her sights on the judge and begins to scribble.

The nostalgic sight of the judges' panel and decorated entrance way greets me.

It's a bit short sighted - the judge clearly didn't realize Brits pair it with savory eats like pork to great effect -- but it works for me.