| Landlady Kathy Short said it was a sight for sore eyes for the 200 people who had gathered for the all-singing, all-dancing show. |
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| The trees were bare and leafless, but the snow made them a sight for sore eyes. |
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| The return of Mark Bower to Bootham Crescent in midweek to plug a leaking York City defence was a sight for sore eyes. |
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| After a couple of months of reviewing some alarmingly devil-may-care shopping baskets, Anita's organic yoghurt is a sight for sore eyes. |
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| But these 52 million m3 of water are not retained here just to provide a sight for sore eyes. |
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| The centre of the village lies on the little river the Giessen and for the lovers of 'rural monuments' it is a sight for sore eyes. |
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| Green landscape is a sight for sore eyes and unpolluted countryside is a blessing for the body. |
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| They're a sight for sore eyes after the first stop on the tour. |
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| She is completely unselfconscious, and a natural for television, and enjoys herself so thoroughly as to be a sight for sore eyes and jaded viewers. |
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| They were almost a sight for sore eyes, they looked so cool. |
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| It was a sight for sore eyes, and ears, and rounded off a great day. |
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| Isabella plantation This ornamental woodland garden, in Richmond Park, is a sight for sore eyes. |
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| The mass physical display at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium on Sunday, held under the auspices of the Vivekananda Education Society, was a sight for sore eyes. |
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| The Oktoberfest in Itapiranga is characteristically rural and the Immigrant Festival in Timb? and the Oberlandfest in Rio Negrinho are a sight for sore eyes for those who appreciate German traditions. |
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| The waters are meant to be medicinal, well I can tell you some of these Adonises were indeed a sight for sore eyes. |
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| They are a sight for sore eyes, even if they sometimes cause them, too. |
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| Defenseless receivers were a sight for sore eyes. |
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| When the fog lifted, the view of the glacier was a sight for sore eyes. |
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