come into sight การใช้

• A family of long-tailed monkeys comes into sight, greeting you a bit warily.
• It is not there yet, but it is coming into sight.
• After turning a corner, the bridge comes into sight, and the real adventure begins.
• But they instantly look the other way when he and his motorcade come into sight.
• On the mountain top, both Geumgang ( river ) and West sea come into sight.
• At the party, the comet comes into sight.
• The end is coming into sight.
• The suggestion of a summit comes into sight, but instead one reaches a knoll with a view compass.
• Yet even then, only by trial and error, by probing one road and then another, does the destination come into sight.
• This pool of blood transforms itself into a sheltered bay where a human figure on a yellow raft comes into sight.
• When the girl comes into sight the King notices that she has the  brightest brown eyes that he had ever seen.
• However, they retreated as they had come into sights of machine gun nests and the German reinforcements fired artillery at the attackers.
• Or memory glasses linked to a databank of familiar faces that would display their names to Alzheimer patients when one comes into sight.
• Dawlish Warren now comes into sight; the sand dunes are home to a nature reserve where many wading and sea birds can be seen.
• Both sides made it clear that the end of the trial has come into sight : They gave the judge their proposed jury instructions.
• All of the winds fly out, and the resulting storm drives the ships back the way they had come, just as Ithaca comes into sight.
• But even if it does extend into July, the outline the prosecution laid out Tuesday made it clear that the end really has come into sight.
• Crossing a suspension bridge, a hotel comes into sight with its red-roofed pavilions and scattered wood cabins, featuring Japanese-style hot spring pools partitioned by bamboo fences.
• Just before coming into sight of the Confederate coastline the steamers would often switch to burning a smokeless anthracite coal which greatly reduced their profile against the horizon.
• British Foreign Secretary Malcolm Rifkind said Wednesday such a framework _ the condition for Britain ending its policy of non-cooperation with its EU partners _ was coming into sight.