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But out of sight of his white friends, mother, and grandparents, Barry struggled to understand what being African-American meant.

When the Kelveys were well out of sight of Burnells', they sat down to rest on a big red drain-pipe by the side of the road.

All this activity can, at least in theory, take place out of sight of the reader.

l Directly the mother was out of sight of her son, she wanted to see him.

Out of sight of cameras, the president and his wife flew discreetly to his favorite beach house, in the resort of Sharm el Sheikh.

There isn't much time to jog up to the bend in the driveway, out of sight of the road, and reassemble the spectacle.

Away bounded the buck, and soon, by the aid of his nimble legs, he was nearly out of sight of the hunter.

Men who can eat anything they want and not gain weight should do it out of sight of women.

Their boat glided out of sight of the watch towers to a deserted spot near the sandy shore.

The president of Africa's most populous country has been completely out of sight of his 150m compatriots for the past five months.

Other inventions like the compass permitted them to sail out of sight of land.

Chinese pollution is mostly out of sight of western consumers, but it is part of the bargain their system has bought into.

In reality, these men all had wives, but they were left at home, and therefore out of sight of novelists.

The Phoenicians and Polynesians sailed out of sight of land and used the stars to set their course.

In the second room, they remain out of sight of anyone allowed to watch the procedure.

The next morning we were out of sight of land.

The learner was kept out of sight of the participants so they came to their own assumptions about the pain they were causing.

Perhaps this is the "other worldliness" it, do not want to for some trivial things in life to worry about, I chose out of sight of the net.

Cold and white, out of sight of friend and of lover.

As soon as the baby turtles hatch, they head for the water, out of sight of their enemies the gulls, foxes, and other animals.

The low-income neighborhoods, out of sight of most visitors, are still struggling.

Out of sight of the masses, he idled away his days surfing the web.

The Raider can track his or her movement at sea while out of sight of land.

If you're so smart, what is the reason you always keep out of sight of Bowser the Hound?

My car was out of sight of the neighbors.

I'm in the coasting trade, and rarely out of sight of land.

We are now out of sight of neighbors.

Often the fair season, out of sight of the fruit stand, let you feast for the eyes at the same time, is delicious.