rare sight

But she smiled while saying it, which was a rare sight.

In the fall of 2001, the dream team was an increasingly rare sight.

It was a rare sight this season: Williams as the center of attention.

But I looked in on you last night, and a rare sight it was, seeing him get the surprise he did.

It was a rare sight to have any union members at a council conference, and there were several here.

For decades, deer have been rare sights in the city.

A fight between two papers is an increasingly rare sight in America.

They have become rare sights in a race of this magnitude.

But today's testimony by two of the state's highest officials was a rare sight.

Still, this was a rare sight in the desert, especially at the mission hospital.

In the street was a horse and wagon, a rare sight even 40 or so years ago.

Soon they were both asleep, a rare sight in daylight.

Animals free to move in their natural environments are a beautiful and rare sight.

In the months of circuit-traveling, a black face was a rare sight.

Foreigners are already a rare sight downtown - you may be the only one when.

I felt very privileged to have stumbled upon such a rare sight.

Such is a rare sight in the more corporate Hollywood studios.

Now, guns are a rare sight in cities and towns.

Range Rovers have become an expected rather than a rare sight.

Running shoes worn with suits are no rare sight in Washington.

But, so far the slugs seem to have been done in by the high heat and they are a rare sight.

It was a rare sight, and a welcome one.

"A dragon's a pretty rare sight, where I come from."

Crayfish are a rare sight, but do live in the creek.

This, Roosevelt writes, would be an extremely rare sight in nature.