Sentence examples for usually in sight of from inspiring English sources

Until the Monitor sailed away on Aug. 29, Carter was usually in sight of Shirley.

Because speaking usually involves at least two parties in sight of each other, a great deal of meaning is conveyed by facial expression and movements and postures of the whole body but especially of the hands; these are collectively known as gestures.

We were in sight of our house.

But it's not just a programme for breeders or the broody; I am more inclined to swoon over puppies than babies, yet every week, something in it – usually the sight of a tiny, slimy human becoming aware it has just entered the world– will bring sudden tears.

Ms. Karan's show recalled a million movies of women airing themselves on their stoops on a hot summer night, usually within sight of a man in an undershirt.

Mr. Obama's remarks came at a news conference at the Debussy Theater — usually the sight of Cannes Film Festival movie premieres.

"I'm usually in charge of sight, sound, touch, smell -- everything," Ms. Monk said.

True to their name, brown recluse spiders build their webs in out-of-the way places that aren't usually in plain sight.

In New York, the problem is usually in plain sight, out there on the curb, along with the rest of the trash.

Except for in the first few years, even wagon companies were rarely alone and usually were within sight of or, at most, a day away from one another.

Those harms are usually out of sight of the end user, and we don't think they should be".