Sentence examples for sight to something from inspiring English sources

They might not seem like much, but switching a regular scope to a variable zoom or even a red dot sight to something like a flamethrower can help your K/D ratio skyrocket.

He used a computer, a camera, servos, and a gun with laser sight to create something you'd pick up in Half-Life 2 and put down in a spot where those dudes with the radios come out.

The tacky setting, in the glare of lights, and the deadpan humor -- the plaster cowboy grimacing, the matron, icy cold, like a portly Clint Eastwood with bobby pins, an arrow and the word "push" painted on a glass door in the foreground and directly pointing at her head -- lifts the image from the level of sight gag to something approaching an American paradigm.

I'm yet to try a winter storm dip here, but the sight is something to behold.

Had Morne Steyn been on the field from the start, they would have been out of sight at something like 25-3.

He has 2012 in his sights to achieve this ambition — something he is likely to reiterate at his annual investor presentation Tuesday.

"But I told you I don't want to die!" I scream to no one in sight, desperate to hear something other than a cacophony of my own thoughts.

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

A moment's stillness passed, during which Roker seemed to catch sight of something offscreen – a reflection, perhaps, or maybe he was simply remembering happier times.

I don't smoke and I've never tried an e-cigarette, but we seem to have lost sight of something in this week's debate over the FDA's proposal to regulate "vaping:" Nicotine is good for some people.

"We want to see these functions complement each other and to use this sight as something that will be essential for the revitalization of an area that was devastated".