In sight
In sight adjective - At or within a reasonable distance for seeing.
Mutual synonyms
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- She is shown to have recieved this rosette seconds after the race finishes, no teacher in sight to have given it to her.
Source: There Are No Adults -
A lot of the fighting is not showing anyone in sight because people are actively shown to be evacuating.
- In season 4, the house she lives in is shown, looking pretty ordinarily, but still no parent in sight.
Source: Invisible Parents
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