Sentence examples for to keep sight of from inspiring English sources

A turbulent world needs America to keep sight of it.

"It is difficult to keep sight of who you are.

He does all he can to keep sight of the leading pack but can't quite summon up enough energy.

To understand it, Sprinkles continues, you have to "keep sight of the things you're trying to momentarily escape from" by dancing.

That way, I hope to develop new avenues to explore and to keep sight of what it is that I enjoy about research.

As a busy small business owner, it can sometimes be hard to keep sight of your overarching goal – growing your company.

Transplant professionals should be careful to maintain a critical stance with regard to the transplant process and should keep sight of the fact that it has moral, social and personal costs.

Keep sight of each other at all times.

In the shallow water, ringed by translucent pastel inner tubes and fenced in by red flags to keep in sight of the lifeguards — the sole men allowed on the premises, as neutral and ignorable a feature of the landscape as a shell or a starfish husk — they look like sea anemones, their clothes blooming around fleshy contours with the tide's swell.

The government also detained vagrants and street children to keep them out of sight of the evaluation committee.

Both prisons are being investigated for allegedly swapping their most problematic inmates to keep them out of sight of independent inspectors, in a bid to ensure they received positive assessments in their reports.