Sentence examples for sometimes sight from inspiring English sources

Congressional Republicans who once flocked to endorse the Texas governor, sometimes sight unseen, now say that after the bitter primary fight they have come to realize that Mr. Bush is a weaker candidate than they once had hoped for.

If a type of bird is mentioned in one of Dali's often hilariously playful titles, you can be sure she will look up what parts of North America the bird is sometimes sighted in.

New Yorkers sometimes lose sight of this.

"These are the fundamental elements that people sometimes lose sight of," Dr. Diouf said.

But the casks sit outside the plant buildings, sometimes in sight from roads or nearby hillsides.

Moving from island to island, we sometimes lost sight of land for a half-hour at a time.

"This is for the only thing that has ever really mattered, although I sometimes lost sight of it," he wrote in the liner notes.

ELGIN Musical Trade-Off So much time is spent regaling brisket as Texas' best barbecue that we sometimes lose sight of its main complement: sausage.

In the midst of all the newspaper headlines and vigils you can sometimes lose sight of the man who was on death row.

They are perched high up above their towns, and offer stunning views of the harbours and beyond, with orcas and dolphins sometimes in sight.

Unlike assault, which often takes place in public and sometimes within sight of CCTV cameras, rape is an offence for which there are usually no independent witnesses.