Sentence examples for view straight ahead from inspiring English sources

The view straight ahead was of water, eighteen floors below.

The camera offers a wide 1,241 × 376 pixel view straight ahead of the vehicle, with approximately zero pitch and zero roll.

From the top of Rajpath, the wide central boulevard built by the British colonial-era architect Sir Edwin Lutyens in New Delhi, the view straight ahead reveals India Gate, a war memorial.

Seen from the sun's point of view (ie, straight ahead), they appear black because the lenses are focused on the stacks, which absorb all the light falling on them.

It isn't the end of the world since we primarily view our phones from straight ahead but anyone you're showing photos to at an angle will have a suboptimal experience and this price point ($849 - 64GB, $949 -128GBB), it simply shouldn't be there.

Instead of peering through a wide windshield and turning one's head occasionally to view traffic, the "driver" gazes straight ahead at a 19-inch computer screen, depicting a rural yellow-lined road.

From the patch of grass where we gathered to sing last night, I had a direct view of the Statue of Liberty straight ahead.

Take, for example, head-mounted displays, the miniature display screens that are designed to sit right in front of a wearer's eye so that information can be viewed while the person is looking straight ahead.

By Mark Halliday The New Yorker, April 26 , 1999P. 122 You go straight ahead for about ten blocks View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By Jia Tolentino By Andy Borowitz.

The main focus of attention is then straight ahead with occasional movements to view the screen.

Walk straight ahead through the building, past the view of the swimming pool, and out the other side.