Sentence examples for tries to sight from inspiring English sources

Charles tries to sight a U.F.O.

She never plays Happy Days for laughs, as she could so easily do, but when she tries to catch sight of her nostrils, pouting lips and eyebrows, and when she interrupts a story with a silent scream – mouth agape in a vision of sheer terror – you see flashes of that same facial dexterity.

In rural England, a hideously bandaged man tries to hide from sight in the remote countryside.

He tries to enjoy the sight of vibrant green parsley on a chopping board, even if he gets nothing from the flavour (with his eyes shut, he can't tell chopped parsley from coriander).

Next time, photographers will be stalking the fairways, taunting the hide-and-seek mayor as he tries to slip out of sight.

As Wright tries to explain this deeper sight, matters get murky.

Fara goes down to greet him and, though he tries to flee at the sight of her, she convinces him to stay and wait for Carrie's imminent arrival.

My friend tries to point out the sights of downtown: an old fire engine, an Art Deco building.

"So we're trying to catch sight of him".

I peered around with the feeble light from my lamp, trying to catch sight of Big Jeb.

You soon discover that the figures are women who have been unsuccessfully trying to catch sight of the front.