Sentence examples for sight opened from inspiring English sources

I remember the great days of design, the 1950s and 1960s, when we threw away the square corners and made cars longer, lower and wider, added fins, took out the center pillar between the front and rear doors and came up with the "hardtop convertible," chromed everything in sight, opened up the wheel wells and made them look fast.

THE SENSATION OF SIGHT Opens on Friday in Manhattan.

Now, giving Alexa the gift of sight, opens the opportunity for Amazon to get a far more intimate perspective on how its customers think about fashion as they try things on in the privacy of their bedroom — asking Alexa to be their fashion judge.

A door out of sight opens, closes.

If ever a real WMD is used against us, such as a primitive nuclear weapon in a suitcase smuggled into Manhattan, look to Lieberman to demand we do massive roundups of tens of millions of suspicious folks in sight, opening wide the concentration camps.

SHOOT ON SIGHT Opens on Friday nationwide.

NO END IN SIGHT Opens today in Manhattan.

And if the rebel forces hide out of sight, open the storage container, grab the blasters and play out your own mini urban battles!

Chastened, I tucked the wine out of sight and opened the menu.

He created a brilliant compromise formation from his condition--minds not faces, insight over sight which opened up a whole area of what might be called narrative neurology.

So, here are some of the perfect term-time jobs that could be hiding in plain sight: 1) Open day assistant Open days are always extremely busy.