Sentence examples for usually sight from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Hughes had the ability to give simple directions on tackling a technology problem, usually sight unseen, said John Humen, a colleague in the data systems department at Marsh.

"In the Atlantic, they are usually sighted off of St Lawrence in Canada.

Infectious complications after cataract surgery are usually sight-threatening.

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

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

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.

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.

The typical readings of TWBB as a film about greed, economics, religious zealously, masculinity, and failed fatherhood are all apt and proper but usually lose sight of the deep humanism of a film which, as if by magic, creates a wholly realised and living figure in the contradictorily expansive character of Plainview.

Relatively harmless, the out-of-state novice can usually be sighted at the bottom of the mountain, most likely beginners area and/or rope tow.

Trains are usually comforting sights, belonging to the pleasures of childhood.

Torch at the ready, I was hoping to catch a glimpse of the beavers, animals usually only sighted in the crepuscular twilight.