sight for sore eyes

That'd be a sight for sore eyes with that one.

Ah mean, look at her, what a sight for sore eyes.

"He is a sight for sore eyes to see," the coach said of his top receiver.

A sight for sore eyes, not that I have any to speak of now."

I can tell you you're a sight for sore eyes walking in that door."

They are a sight for sore eyes, even if they sometimes cause them, too.

"His best swing is a sight for sore eyes," Valentine said.

Malone's fourth quarter was a sight for sore eyes, too.

"Never thought I'd miss a grey so much, but you sure as hell are a sight for sore eyes."

"Bleeding sight for sore eyes," said one who was largely without teeth.

This may have helped make the first paper cups a sight for sore eyes, even if without aesthetic claims.

They were a sight for sore eyes for both Hillary and me.

"It's a sight for sore eyes to see you in my kitchen, miss," she smiled.

"You're a sight for sore eyes," he said, and smiled.

Without them, would Charlotte Street have managed to become such a sight for sore eyes?

"Aye, yore a sight for sore eyes all right friend!"

"The Water Cube has been a sight for sore eyes.

"Oh, you're a sight for sore eyes, sir, if you don't mind my saying so."

Mr. Bumpers took the floor, then, as something of a sight for sore eyes.

"Man alive, you're really a sight for sore eyes!"

"Miss Jane well, I never did, what a sight for sore eyes."

"You, all of you, you're a sight for sore eyes!"

"With the captain's permission, sir, allow me to say that you are a sight for sore eyes.

The very Platonic Form of a sight for sore eyes."

"Michael Noonan, what a sight for sore eyes you are!"