Sentence examples for sight on that from inspiring English sources

Anderton is haunted by guilt for letting his son out of his sight on that terrible day at the pool, and he refuses to displace that guilt with a bullet.

We were taking the rather boring four-hour drive from Houston to Dallas when I looked out the passenger window at a group of cows, a common sight on that stretch of highway.

Benitez, for one, has his sights on that role.

The DJ had a realistic role, a respectable one, and I set my sights on that niche.

She sets her sights on that pinnacle of culture -- the District of Columbia!

Instead, he set his sights on that most American of goals: making money.

Certainly the approach has been to admit no flaws, to speak only of irrefutable improvement in the last year, to set their sights on that level of annihilating perfection that characterised five of Bayern's previous six matches in this competition.

Then Federer would have his sights on that man Borg again, whose five successive titles between 1976 and 1980 represent the most dominant period one man has enjoyed at Wimbledon since the Challenge Round - the means by which the holder of the men's singles title could sit out the competition until after the all-comers' final had been decided - was abolished in 1922.

Because I am going to be an awesome Mom, I will totally keep my ears open to the best possible options for my kids, because I've totally set my sights on that, focusing on family instead of career and all.

I think everyone's set their sights on that hopeful, but maybe too optimistic, July 09 recovery mark.

"Harvard?" Wu had found a Harvard course book somewhere, and had set his sights on that august institution.