Sentence examples for sight which from inspiring English sources

No obvious successor is in sight, which means a vacuum.

By then, though, the endgame was in sight — which brings me to the surprise ending.

And they [the guns] are used for their powerful sight, which is stronger than any pair of binoculars.

And for the moment, there's no resolution in sight — which means that, for the moment, there's no news.

The Zippo lighter took center stage this summer in the recent movie "Out of Sight," which stars George Clooney.

Just as remarkable is Mr. Friel's tendency to force subtle shifts in words, particularly those to do with sight, which take on multiple meanings throughout the script.

Had things gone according to plan, she would almost certainly have died as she lived, hidden from sight, which seemed to be her ardent wish.

Sam shook her head and kept reading, and he brought the gun over to show her the sight, which was just a notch of steel on the barrel.

I have a photo of her sporting vintage flea duds, and they are not a pretty sight, which was the point.

He created a brilliant compromise formation from his condition--minds not faces, insight over sight which opened up a whole area of what might be called narrative neurology.

In contrast, the classical part of the formula is dependent on the projection of the movement of the source into the line-of-sight which yields different results for different orientations.