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sightline

[sahyt-lahyn] / ˈsaɪtˌlaɪn /


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“It’s like acting on climate change — you can’t count on everyone to step forward in unison in a way that gives everyone confidence that they are getting a benefit for their cost,” said Michael Andersen, a senior researcher at Sightline Institute, an urban think tank based in Seattle.

From New York Times

Something is burning in “Something New Under the Sun,” off in the distance, at the seam of the sightline.

From New York Times

Basketball enters his sightline late and by chance, and Giannis is no prodigy.

From Washington Post

If ever one ventured beyond the other’s sightline, that whistle blared.

From Washington Post

“Being on the second floor, and by design, the ADU avoids any direct sightline into the main house,” says Shock.

From Los Angeles Times