telescopic

I used my telescopic eye to get a closer look.

The telescopic images included a few million stars all told.

When he could see again, the view on the telescopic screens had changed.

He dropped the telescopic lens in front of his eyes.

The State bad telescopic data from earlier missions to other stars.

Another thing - he got the pictures with a telescopic lens.

Bond took out his telescopic sight and looked through it.

The man was taking the telescopic sight off the rifle.

Then I activated the large telescopic screen in front of me.

In the telescopic sight, the lead jeep seemed almost about to run him over.

He quickly brought the rifle up, looked through the telescopic sight, and saw two people.

She'd taken several pictures, and two were telescopic shots of the thing in the glass case.

Our cameras are not supposed to be within telescopic range of such events.

Same telescopic view, but now the house and wall were in ruins, burned.

The effect was of a photograph taken with a super telescopic lens.

It was the modern kind, with a handle, and a telescopic section below.

He did not again engage in any systematic telescopic research.

Why make it easy for a guy with a rifle and telescopic sight?

This is the only event in which telescopic sights are allowed.

Most especially, this book offers a telescopic look at one very young and courageous life.

Al would take the first shot with the telescopic lens as he made the jump.

Telescopic observation from the station should have tipped us off.

He held it up to a small telescopic peephole in the door.

When she concentrated on any far point, it was as if her vision suddenly became telescopic.

Shooting from the roof of a building with a telescopic sight.