Sentence examples for sight something from inspiring English sources

But Pistorius, once he gets moving, is a significantly more impressive sight, something that has caused some consternation among those who maintain that his blades provide an advantage.

Following an operation, she also needed drops six times a day to help restore some sight, something only a care home could do.

He helped me imagine the world differently, from the perspective of someone who goes every day without sight, something the rest of the world takes for granted.

At the Place Bab Souika, an open air market and square, I could see a dense crowd filling the area and extending all the way back to where the avenue turns out of sight, something which would take at least a good 1000-2000 people.

Rewards could include: Sight: Something the child likes to look at e.g. a new library book, a water fountain, animals (fish especially are good), or watching a model airplane fly.

But there will be one train that says NO, a train that refuses to pause merely because it sights something that looks like a station and a baggage truck.

"And who, exactly, are you?" Chinaglia drew himself up to his full 6'1″, glared down his gunsight nose as if he'd sighted something dead on the road, and roared, "I am Chinaglia!" "Giorgio Chinaglia?" said the immigration man.

They'll become a rarity, an unusual sighting, something to be photographed, before finally disappearing altogether.

"There is," Ms. Purcell said, "this persistence in human beings to believe that anything that is not normal, that is not an average sight -- something you've never seen before -- is monstrous".

But in the process, we lost sight of something important.

For Silver, the ongoing allure is in the chance to catch sight of something rare and wonderful.