Example sentences of "[adv] see [det] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 61 | ‘ Our beloved Leader — our glorious Leader — ’ ( this repetition for the benefit of another , who responded , ‘ Long live the Leader ! ’ ) — ‘ has brought to his attention that someone who can still see this nation of the blind has noticed a certain car hanging around the hero 's house , filled with big bad men . |
| 62 | LADY JONES : Did you ever see such excellence , prudence and discretion ? |
| 63 | She whispered to her husband , as Marion stooped gracefully into the hut , ‘ Did you ever see such beauty ? |
| 64 | Did you ever see that film ? |
| 65 | Did you ever see that advert at all , William ? ’ |
| 66 | ‘ Do you ever see that brother of yours at all ? ’ he asked without looking up as he finished , drawing his chair roughly back from the table . |
| 67 | Mozart said goodbye with tears in his eyes , saying , ‘ I fear that this is the last time we shall ever see each other . ’ |
| 68 | Neither knew if they would ever see each other again . |
| 69 | We did n't know if we would ever see each other again . |
| 70 | She was a quarter of an hour away from us here , but still , from Viola 's you can practically see this place . |
| 71 | For instance , it enabled him to use the very struggle for a subject , which had occupied so much of his line , since we can partly see that struggle as a struggle within Milton over his own humanist heritage . |
| 72 | They , they 're just not getting back right now , I do n't know if it 's just to be sensitive to her or whether it 's just because , you know , they 're gon na see each o I mean they live on the same road , they 'll probably see each other this weekend . |
| 73 | We 'll let it lie for now , and if we do get any kind of a big response then maybe we can think about scheduling another programme , but I ca n't honestly see that happening . ’ |
| 74 | Central defenders Flowers and Partner could also see some action this evening . |
| 75 | ‘ We do n't often see that colour here . |
| 76 | ‘ Ca n't really see that house , either ; too many trees . ’ |
| 77 | Maybe we 'll really see some change now . ’ |
| 78 | If the Scottish NFU had only half the fight of the Ayrshire farmers we would really see some action . ’ |
| 79 | But after a few years of this , you ca n't really see any attraction in it , except the security , of course . |
| 80 | Er I think from Craven 's point of view erm we could n't really see any justification for a strategic exceptions policy in Craven 's case . |
| 81 | But we will surely see each other again during our stay . |
| 82 | I think w we may well see some kind of shake out . |
| 83 | I could do with a cup of tea now I know that , oh I could n't see that signpost |
| 84 | I did n't see that love |
| 85 | You did n't see that cat thing last night again did you . |
| 86 | No , I did n't see that film last night . |
| 87 | That might just be my age or being set in my ways , but I do n't see that excitement . |
| 88 | But he could n't see that happening to Henry . |
| 89 | Even if sponsors for all the boats are not found — ‘ we do n't see that happening ’ — they are under contract to start with all 11 boats . |
| 90 | We 're not , er we 're not the best thing about money and I would n't see that happening in the future . |