Flash
In sight
In sight adjective - At or within a reasonable distance for seeing.
Both terms in one sentence
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In Maximum Overdrive, machines such as ATMs and ticker displays, unable to actually hurt anybody, simply flash obscenities at everyone in sight.
Source: Snarky Inanimate Object - While its powers are mostly based on defense rather than offense, it still enables Jak to wreak havoc, for example by using Flash Freeze and then shooting everything in sight.
Source: Light Is Not Good / Video Games -
In Parenthood, Kevin is at the top of a tower shooting at everyone in sight with an assault rifle in Gil's second Flash Forward to Kevin's college graduation.
Source: Axes at School
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