catch sight of's Usage Examples:

You may see a Blue-tongued lizard sunbaking, or catch sight of some swamp wallabies.

gliding championship from the peak of Ibituruna, where it is possible to catch sight of the whole valley of Rio Doce.

There are travelers and tourists that frequent the hills, hoping to catch sight of Sasquatch, a venture that leaves most disappointed.

You can also catch sight of the watchtowers at El Casar to the West and Segurilla to the East; and.

They had to gaze far out over the sea to catch sight of the birds, yet their song was as clear as if the birds were there with.

time; however, although they discovered nearby islands, they did not catch sight of Antarctica itself.

They had to gaze far out over the sea to catch sight of the birds, yet their song was as clear as if the birds were there.

Whenever we catch sight of her elsewhere, we see a determined woman, interfering, hard, probably.

Meanwhile, as Nick and Luciana lead their group across the border, they catch sight of the helicopter again before they are suddenly attacked by another armed.

In the auditorium, Moreno and Nuti, still furious, catch sight of each other and likewise embrace.

Clifton Fadiman to comment, "His pictures are trick mirrors in which we catch sight of those absurd fragments of ourselves that we never see in the smooth.

One night, finding difficulty in sleeping on a futon, he happens to catch sight of her standing in the garden, singing an achingly melancholy song to.

Roosevelt and the American novelist Ernest Hemingway, whose plane dipped to catch sight of the Murchison Falls, went too low and caught a telephone wire and.

Synonyms:

visual image, visual percept,

Antonyms:

clergy, distributive, euphemism,