Examples of 'was quite a sight' in a sentence
Meaning of "was quite a sight"
was quite a sight - something remarkable, impressive, or extraordinary to see, often used to describe visually striking or noteworthy scenes or events
How to use "was quite a sight" in a sentence
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was quite a sight
That was quite a sight to see.
The face of my brother when he heard my answer was quite a sight.
My sheaf was quite a sight to see a golden sheaf and tall.
The Winged Victory of Samothrace was quite a sight.
It was quite a sight to see this small flock fly away.
It apparently was quite a sight.
It was quite a sight to see the flames on the hills at night.
I am sure it was quite a sight.
It was quite a sight to see.
The girls grabbed their clothes and ran . it was quite a sight.
It all was quite a sight to witness.
The fire ignited the fireworks in the room, - and apparently it was quite a sight.
That was quite a sight.
When half the lake was full of logs . I am sure it was quite a sight.
She was quite a sight.
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But you could tell it was not her . That was quite a sight.
It was quite a sight to behold.
She 's been very unlucky in love . It was quite a sight.
It was quite a sight for us.
And it was, It was quite a sight.
It was quite a sight when we got there to see elephants up close and personal.
An onlooker said: "It was quite a sight.
It was quite a sight to see the boxes piling up and getting ready for shipment.
There must 've been about 15 of them, which was quite a sight in such a small hospital.
It was quite a sight as it passed by -- looking very much like an iron monster.
Which, in Milton Keynes, was quite a sight.
It was quite a sight to see all these brightly colored blankets, ” he added.
Yeah, well done! That was… That was quite a sight.
Yeah, it was quite a sight.
I'm sure it was quite a sight - when half the lake was full of logs.
