Example sentences of "saw [art] [noun] [prep] the [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 The church is a plain red brick building , dedicated to St Edmund , and 1989 saw the celebration of the bicentenary of the rebuilding of the church .
2 That 's why we were so surprised when we saw the income from the gate .
3 She checked only momentarily when she saw the chaos in the room .
4 The partners still saw the demerger as the solution to their problems ( in fact the Witney office was hived off in March this year ) , so they brought in Arthur Andersen to help them in their negotiations with NatWest .
5 In the lunch interval of the Test I made my way to the bar , where I saw the editor of the Herald , Mac Pollock , father of Springboks Peter and Graeme , and decided to discuss Vorster 's threat with him .
6 De Warenne saw the tears on the King 's cheeks and looked away .
7 Of course , it is relevant that the period under discussion also saw the triumph of the art of aquatint reproduction and of watercolour illustration , two modes that conveyed the idea of the Picturesque to the common reader .
8 Rittner saw the work in the artist 's studio shortly before it was installed in the Tate Gallery 's Octagon Room last October , and suggested its title with Seville in mind .
9 If it is true that he saw the Church in the form of a pyramid , as many people did , with authority flowing down from himself to cardinals , bishops and then to priests , then a Council had no place in any such scheme of things : it only confused the pattern of authority .
10 They saw the sense of the plan and agreed to find refuges for the boys in the thick forest between Bolfracks and Kenmore .
11 I looked out of the window and saw the gardens at the back of the house .
12 Chrissie looked into the playroom , and smiled as she saw the activity at the table-football .
13 Oliver bounded upstairs , and slowed when he saw the figures on the landing .
14 It was not until she saw the colour of the light — deep warm gold — that she realised how long she must have been asleep and looked at her watch .
15 She glanced in the rear-view mirror and saw the headlights of the traffic behind her .
16 I found the church without too much trouble , and saw the spaces under the edge of the roof where the birds were said to have had their nest .
17 The leaders saw the Ireland of the future as rural , self- sufficient , Gaelic speaking , Catholic and well-protected from the filthy modern tide .
18 I saw the emblem on the front o' the lorry as yer drove up an' I guessed where yer was goin' . ’
19 Duncan saw the panic in the policeman 's eyes .
20 There I saw the Hispaniola in the bay — but the Jolly Roger was flying over her !
21 Thus , some schools saw the refurbishment of the library as a prerequisite for the kinds of curriculum development to which their proposal for the project was firmly linked .
22 The year 1900 saw the publication of The Interpretation of Dreams , and this was the first full piece of psychoanalytic work to be published .
23 Late 1990 saw the publication of the South West Edinburgh Local plan for consultation .
24 In 1873 he published The Art of Sketching from Nature , a sketching manual where he described the water-colour sketching technique , which he illustrated with his own lithographs ; 1874 saw the publication of the History of Holland House which was illustrated by his own carbon photographic prints .
25 ‘ I know what you 're thinking , ’ Minton teased Tindle when he saw the painting in the studio at Hamilton Terrace , ‘ but it 's too late to change the floorboards now . ’
26 Many feminists also saw the struggle for the vote in moral terms , but while they were prepared to use maternalist arguments in support of their campaign , they paid little attention to the individual needs of mothers .
27 He saw the top of the car projecting above the water .
28 Day Five saw the teams on the rifle ranges at Bulford .
29 He saw the ice at the corner of the window panes , the hard blueness of the sky was not a summer colour .
30 I saw the girls on the film , and thought I was overdressed . ’
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