Sentence examples for worrying sight from inspiring English sources

There was a worrying sight for Scotland when John Hardie, the early replacement for Wilson, who had an excellent game, was taken off.

There was a worrying sight as Dowson was taken off on a stretcher, while the Barbarians completed their scoring as Samoa lock Taele went over.

Amusing for a tourist, sure, but it's become an increasingly worrying sight for locals.

But then he lost the vote and, I worry, lost sight of his own legislative strategy.

The director Caleb Deschanel, an Oscar-nominated cinematographer, probably never had to worry about sight lines in Hollywood.

At a planning meeting concerns were raised about the potential loss of views, with heritage groups worried the sight of St Paul's Cathedral will be lost for some.

In that context, the outcome of the presidential poll on November 17th is, at first sight, worrying.

In addition, the major online companies have the reports in their sights, worried over a raft of potential new regulations.

Aiko admits her stint as a teen star made her hesitant to sign with a major label, but she's not worried about losing sight of her vision.

For one, you can sit back and take in the sights without worrying about what the Google Maps lady is shouting at you if you are about to take a wrong turn.

Some said they were worried that the sight of gay weddings would make people more tolerant of homosexuality.