| A triangle or square, while requiring the minimum number of vantages for sight lines, enclosed too much unutilized space in its corners and presented too large a perimeter. |
| It has a ruglike back lawn and sweeping views of the city from several vantages. |
| Based on the evaluation of the team members, each of these distinct vantages on the propositions are distilled into a small handful of candidates. |
| Furthermore, our cabins with reclining benches, TM 6 and TM 8, also provide all vantages the other cabins offer. |
| A table covered with maps, sketches, notes, photographs, and tiny paintings considers the partition from multiple vantages, while the rest of the room is a field of toy machine guns built from scrap wood and film reels. |
| He kept moving to new vantages, perhaps to test his enthusiasm. |
