Sample Sentences forvista (auto-selected)
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At Lookout Point, there is a vista all the way to the ocean.vista = view
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But for the south porch, the Maycomb County courthouse was early Victorian, presenting an unoffensive vista when seen from the north. (source)
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As we passed Dundas Island, though, the vista suddenly widened.† (source)
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On three sides, a vista of hills and trees, and above, a blue sky streaked with pearly clouds.† (source)
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CosaNostra Pizza #3569 is on Vista Road just down from Kings Park Mall.† (source)
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Piper tried to remember the vista in her dreams.† (source)
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I reach the top of the hill and a beautiful vista is spread below me.† (source)
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There were moldy volumes about the natural sciences with space vistas and close-ups of the seafloor.† (source)
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Up vistaed slopes I sped And shot, precipited Adown Titanic glooms of chasmed fears, From those strong feet that followed, followed after.† (source)
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Hermione's words opened up a whole new vista of frightening possibilities.† (source)
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There were shots of people cavorting on beaches and smiling on back porches, vistas from around the island, and lots of kids, posing in singles and pairs, informal snapshots and formal portraits taken in front of backdrops, their subjects clutching dead-eyed dolls, like they'd gone to Glamour Shots in some creepy turn-of-the-century shopping mall.† (source)
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Other lanterns at intervals serve but to bring out somewhat the obscurer bays which, like small confessionals or side-chapels in a cathedral, branch from the long dim-vistaed broad aisle between the two batteries of that covered tier.† (source)
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Every vista suggested coiled might.† (source)
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Gus went on and on throughout the presentation, into Mae's preferences for films, for outdoor spaces to walk on and jog through, to favorite sports, favorite vistas.† (source)
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It has a screen with a programmable vista: You can jog through the woods, or run the New York Marathon.† (source)
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The open vistas distressed me, the sense of being adrift in a crowd of people pressing in on all sides, wanting to touch me, greet me, wish me well.† (source)
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