Sentence examples for within viewing distance from inspiring English sources

You can't help wondering if this is a good way to experience music, especially as it's difficult to get within viewing distance of some of the bands at all.

AS a woman in a bikini top and sweat pants walked to her car in 30-degree weather from the Stiletto nude-dancing club this month, little more than the weeds and warehouses in the shadow of the Meadowlands Sports Complex were within viewing distance.

But immediately in front of the magnificently adorned portico of the basilica, the cardinals and other prelates of the church held the attention of those mourners within viewing distance as they went through the ancient rituals celebrating death and spiritual rebirth.

Back to the races: According to the Associated Press, the format is still to be determined, but sponsors say the 80-foot sloops will follow short courses within viewing distance of Pier 39 and the Marina District, with the finish line likely under the Golden Gate Bridge.

The building sits amid nature's wilderness, within viewing distance of two bustling freeways.

The road then passes within viewing distance of I-75 past the Horseshoe Bay Wilderness.

The nearest airport to the archipelago is Catania, from where your route to and from Milazzo and the hydrofoil takes you within good viewing distance of Mount Etna.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK: COLORADO (970) 586-1206; www.nps.gov/romo The chance to ogle "charismatic megafauna"— the elk, bighorn sheep, moose and other large animals that roam within easy viewing distance — is part of the allure of this land of majestic mountains.

— If the hotel desk clerk announces or in any way reveals your room number within hearing or viewing distance of anyone, politely and quietly ask for a new room and explain your concerns.

All items would move within an imaginary display of 20° × 20° at a viewing distance of approximately 60 cm.

The presented shape approximately filled the specific box within the grid, which was 2.6° high and 7.4° wide at a viewing distance of approximately 1 m.