Sentence examples for sight though from inspiring English sources

Out of sight, though, means out of mind.

Once out of sight, though, the picture became sensationally visible.

The more stirring sight, though, came on the morning after the landing, at J.P.L.

Indeed, the end does seem to be in sight, though for some it could come sooner.

Rutland Water at sunset is said to be a breathtaking sight, though in the summer, midges might present a problem.

A first-team return is at last in sight, though, after he started training with Tottenham again.

I broke ranks before they could shoot, diving into a stand of young pines to the right of the road, out of sight, though not out of danger.

At second sight, though, it emphasises a point often forgotten about evolution that if it finds something that works, it sticks with it.

There is no tinsel in sight though,  as all decorations must be able to be thoroughly cleaned to meet strict infection control guidelines.

Jack's journey from Los Angeles to New York, irrespective of the circumstances that prompted it, offers some enjoyable sights, though not as faithfully replicated as the features in other simulators.

The U.S. is in the company's sights, though, thanks to a co-marketing agreement with Illumina, the California-based global leader in DNA sequencing technology.