Sentence examples for sight to sight from inspiring English sources

It jumps from thought to thought, sight to sight, and movement to movement to calm itself.

But the most curious thing about this surfing from sight to sight is that it is involuntary.

The White Mountains of New Hampshire are blessed with their share of waterfalls, or "cascades" as they were called in the 1800's, when the first mountain tourists, very much under the influence of Wordsworth and the Romantics, tramped from sight to sight in eager search for the "sublime".

And again and again, as the angel who guides him from sight to sight asks, "What do you see?" and Zechariah answers, and the angel responds, "Do you know what these are?" the prophet finds himself at a loss for sense.

Once you have one, though, cruising from sight to sight is a blast alone or with friends!

I remember being in a Kenyan reserve once where the drivers hurtled their zebra-striped minibuses from sighting to sighting, blurting out little more than the name of the animal and providing a mobile platform from which to photograph.

Just as Willis enjoyed the sights, he, too, was a sight to see.

Sighted people think that it takes sight to do certain things, but I didn't let his recommendations deter me from going on.

If your bow has a sight, use the notches in the sight to help you line up your target.

This allows you to sight in your sights or scope, so you know when you are holding the gun that it is your fault when you miss.

This makes it easy to hit, but it allows you to sight in your rifle as the sights may not be exactly where you want them.