through a telescope

As if looking through a telescope, he could still see, though.

It is like looking at people in a crowd through a telescope.

I've never looked through a telescope myself in my life."

Now it seemed to Kim as if she were watching through a telescope.

The clarity of the image was far better than anything he had ever seen through a telescope.

"Even through a telescope they can still look like a single star.

He seemed to be looking through a telescope at little figures hundreds of miles in the distance.

One look through a telescope would have told all.

Well, at least the rings would be vivid through a telescope.

"When we were coming in I looked at that white spot through a telescope.

"You're up on a ladder looking through a telescope at a galaxy 50 million light years away," he said.

And," she added, "there's no reason not to go out now to look for boats through a telescope.

We look through a telescope and see the explosion of a star."

When astronomers look through a telescope, or people observe without one; anything you can see is there.

It was like watching a play through a telescope.

"Have we even looked at it through a telescope?"

"Have you ever seen the stars through a telescope?"

Earth would not be visible from Neptune at all, except through a telescope.

When money was so scarce, why waste it on peering through a telescope?

Through a telescope I could see the lightning flashing in the clouds.

You've had better views of the moon through a telescope."

Pilgrim was on it at almost the same instant, one head helping another look through a telescope.

Later, looking through a telescope, the balls come into focus and he realizes they're human heads.

The critical angle is normally measured by looking through a telescope.

The video shows of the Kitten's looking through a telescope on a road, and an oven.