Sentence examples for sight test from inspiring English sources

A final sight test is done for soil's organic matter (darker is better).

It reads: 'Sentez-vous l'odeur de mort qui monte?' It is like being given an over-the-top sight test at an optician's.

This is a place of melancholy artifice, a concatenation of assorted pastiches; and picture is a kind of sight test – how to read the visual signs in art as well as life.

My American compatriots are shocked when I tell them that to earn a UK license I had to take a lengthy theory test, computerized hazard perception test, eye sight test, vehicle safety test, and a 40-minute driving test with a meticulous examiner jotting down each of my "faults" in real time.

1999: Abolition of sight test charge for over-60s.

On a good day he can see the second line of a sight test, but he also has glaucoma, which affects his peripheral vision.

Line of sight testing and LHD operator feedback indicated line of sight to the right front corner and back right corner were typically worse than line of sight to the front left side of the vehicle.

For example, while anyone aged 60 and over is entitled to free prescriptions and NHS sight tests, you only get free dental check-ups if you live in Wales.

Patients walk in between grocery and shoe shopping to have their sight tested and then get to choose frames for as little as $50 (or free if they're in a private health fund).

The recent announcement of new roadside sight tests for drivers is welcome, as is transport minister Jesse Norman's promise of new measures to boost cycling and walking before the end of the year.

An optician at Specsavers who does NHS sight tests tells how she can no longer refer patients for cataract operations: "The hospital sends them back until they're nearly blind".