Sentence examples for the sight from from inspiring English sources

The sight from his lookout of what could never have happened is a kind of command.

The small passenger car climbs at an unbelievable angle, and the sight from the top was nothing less than flabbergasting.

AT FIRST, the sight from the helicopter soaring above the Cuttaburra Channels, in outback New South Wales (NSW), seems hard to believe.

Most of the details she related over the years came from her mother, Alice, but Mrs. Shuman insisted she recalled the screams and the sight from a great height of a sea of hands reaching up for her from a lifeboat below.

Anyone reading that and not thinking, "Great!" probably ought not to be reading this article, but an option for wimps is to take in the sight from the more genteel setting of the Musée d'Orsay, which owns Monet's painting of Gare Saint-Lazare - one of his many meditations on darkness, rain and steam around the station.

The blues is, when the searing light from your welder's torch slowly, gradually burns much of the sight from your eyes, you sit on your porch in the cool damp of the afternoon and sing to the rhythms in your own mind, then go into town for a bottle of Wild Irish Rose.

Someone I mistook for a beggar offered me the sights from a sniper's rifle for 30 Lari (£9.35).

We went up with Bruce, who runs the company, and he was great at pointing out all the sights from the air.

When in Copenhagen do like the Copenhageners and cycle around town taking in all the sights from the back of a bike.

West London newcomer Lily Allen offers a more bittersweet perspective, taking in the sights from lunching nine-to-fivers to pimps and muggers.

The sounds and the sights from that night have stayed with me.