Sentence examples for the sight of a string from inspiring English sources

But at the sight of a string of camel riders presumably from the side in power the guide abruptly abandons the project and treks off alone.

The sight of a whole string of female champions - including Margaret Beckett and Baroness Amos - walking away from the party at No 10 seems like a regression.

But who could be immunized by the sight of a G-string when the entire cast of "Oh! Calcutta!" (a pun on the French phrase "Oh, quel cul t'as," "Oh, what an ass you have") were nightly exposing their private parts to audiences of hundreds?

When "The Echoing of Trumpets" was last performed by Ballet Theater in 1994, the sight of a man being strung upside down by sadistic soldiers startled the audience, because they knew at that moment a Bosnian refugee might be suffering a similar torture.

I like to think I have come a long way from all that, but the other day I was at a relative's house in Pleasanton and found myself gasping at the sight of a black lace G-string peeking out from a pair of low-rise jeans.

It's full of sweeping strings, impassioned speeches and the sight of a wronged and noble hero fighting the forces of institutionalised bigotry.

There is a string-heavy score that becomes aroused at times of narrative stress and positively tumescent at the sight of a poorly secured cravat.

Repeat with the other strings, the second furthermost right string (A string) wrapping around the first peg, the string to the left of the A string (D string) wrapping around the second peg, and the string left of the D string (G string) wrapping around the fourth peg.

In terms of grand spectacle nothing matched the sight of four million people strung along streets, heaths and hills, straining for a sight of the peloton when the Tour de France visited Yorkshire for the Grand Départ.

The sight of holiday lights strung around the tree.

The sighting of a rare bird.