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They had air conditioning, which was a rare sight in the 1950's.

But she smiled while saying it, which was a rare sight.

It was a rare sight this season: Williams as the center of attention.

It was a rare sight to have any union members at a council conference, and there were several here.

But today's testimony by two of the state's highest officials was a rare sight.

But I looked in on you last night, and a rare sight it was, seeing him get the surprise he did.

For decades, deer have been rare sights in the city.

A fight between two papers is an increasingly rare sight in America.

In the fall of 2001, the dream team was an increasingly rare sight.

Still, this was a rare sight in the desert, especially at the mission hospital.

But the ferry ride also gave passengers a rare and jolting view of the earthquake's fury.

This document provided a rare view from a tightly controlled setting monitored by a corrections supervisor.

Whichever, the testimony is a rare view of a suburban real-estate office two blocks from the city border.

They offer a rare, fly-on-the-wall view of how Fed policymakers behave during a turning point in the economy.

The entire incident offers a rare public view of the sometimes tense relationship between advertisers and newspapers.

Bussey, meanwhile, was enjoying a rare view from a balloon.

He holds the rare view that parents should influence style of dress.

It presents a rare view from inside the global village that has been created by the new technologies of data communication.

In addition, a view of the sea, rare in this area, is offered here.

The film provides a rare view of a famous pilot on the cusp of tragedy.