Verb
catch sight of (third-person singular simple present catches sight of, present participle catching sight of, simple past and past participle caught sight of)
(transitive, idiomatic) to see for a brief period; to get a glimpse of
As the pack sprints by in a blur, it would be hard to catch sight of the runner who barely pushes 5 feet tall. Source: Internet
On the way home, we all drove down Lakeside Avenue to catch sight of the rainbow flag flying over City Hall. Source: Internet
New and used records spanning all genres are organized in a bright, fresh space that makes it easy to catch sight of an old favorite without the usual dusty digging. Source: Internet
You may even catch sight of a marmot or of the many birds that live in this beautiful, lush forest. Source: Internet