range of view
Example Sentences
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The expression of her large dark eyes—placed perhaps a little too near her high aquiline nose—claimed admiration from any person who was so fortunate as to come within their range of view.
From Blind Love by Wilkie Collins
The man she was looking for presently passed within her range of view from the window, on his way to take a morning walk in the park.
From I Say No by Wilkie Collins
He is well aware of the new practice of seeking refuge in the "spirit," of "expanding" the letter and taking a "new range of view."
From English Secularism A Confession Of Belief by George Jacob Holyoake
It crossed our range of view from the boat-house, and passed darkly along the outer edge of the mist.
From The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins
The adjustment of the muscles is so quick and unconscious that we normally do not experience any difficulty in changing our range of view.
From General Science by Bertha M. Clark
