In sight
In sight adjective - At or within a reasonable distance for seeing.
Both terms in one sentence
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Bella's cafe can still even be seen in the same place across from Dilys's shop, but with no Bella in sight.
Source: Western Animation / Fireman Sam -
Tempting Fate: With their goal practically in sight, AJ, Dash, and Rarity comment that they have not seen any of the strange creatures Pinkie was gushing about at the beginning of it all.
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Then he's seen monitoring the lesson while leaning on his cane, no coffee mug in sight.
Source: Hammerspace
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