not a soul in sight
not a soul to be seen

There's nobody about to hear - not a soul in sight.

He got up and stepped out into the hall; not a soul in sight.

When we entered the apartment building, there was not a soul in sight.

Not a soul in sight and that was good.

Not a soul in sight and his regime is tottering.

It was a peaceful morning, and there was not a soul in sight.

You wouldn't see anybody walking round these big buildings and not a soul in sight.

The village is deserted and there is not a soul in sight.

We were completely by ourselves- not a soul in sight- with a light breeze and the smell of the ocean.

Outside the plate-glass windows, the walkway was dark, not a soul in sight.

I looked up and down the trail again--still not a soul in sight.

I looked round for somebody to help me launch it, but the terminal was completely deserted, not a soul in sight.

There were a dozen or so cars parked near the entrance, including the Marshal's small van, but not a soul in sight.

There was not a soul in sight but for a magnificent frigate bird soaring overhead.

The guichet was closed down; there was not a soul in sight.

Not a soul in sight from Eaton Square all the way to Victoria.

Ahmed took me to the beach that would have been paved over: shimmering blue water, powdery white sand and not a soul in sight.

The alarms were wailing and every light hi the building was on, wiuThat not a soul in sight.

Drawbridge down, banners flying-but not a soul in sight."

A narrow ribbon of sand stretched for miles to the north and south, not a soul in sight, not a footprint anywhere.

In fact, not a soul in sight."

"Not a soul in sight," agreed Mistress Carin.

"Total darkness, not a soul in sight and cold fit to chill the inner chambers of hell," assented Pythagoras.

Picture Dan on that ship in these easy-going latitudes, wealth at his feet and not a soul in sight to claim it.

All three set out late one Sunday morning, Sethe leading, the girls trotting behind, not a soul in sight.

But for the three of them, there was not a soul to be seen.

At first there was not a soul to be seen anywhere.

Some more houses in the far distance, but not a soul to be seen.

It stretched for miles in each direction, with not a soul to be seen.

"Not a soul to be seen, sir, but they've certainly been having themselves a high old time.

There was not a soul to be seen on the pavements.

Force Headquarters was like a graveyard when he pushed through the back doors, not a soul to be seen.

The rest of the street was deserted, abandoned, condemned like its inhabitants, not a soul to be seen.

Sophie thought it was eerie when there was not a soul to be seen on the streets of Copenhagen.

There was not a soul to be seen, though it was a weekend and the sun was shining after many days of rain.

From the bridge to Leonisei, the first inhabited village in the gorge, there was not a soul to be seen.

But when I went into the building with an American television crew that was going to interview a member of the Politburo, there was not a soul to be seen, only empty corridors and offices with silent phones.

There was not a soul to be seen, and apart from a hammering noise echoing from somewhere distant, and an occasional coughing in a room to the back of the house, there is still no sound to be heard.