Example sentences of "[noun] see from the [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 This spectrum is considerably flatter than the pulsed spectrum seen from the Crab ( ref. 19 ; and P.L.N. et al. , manuscript in preparation ) , which has a spectral index -2.0 .
2 The decisiveness and fresh conviction it brought made no difference to my theology and very little difference to my choices and values seen from the outside .
3 RIGHT The site of an Iron Age broch in Scotland seen from the ground .
4 Most of the buildings seen from the airport appeared to be no more than mud huts , although there were some larger buildings of brick and rough stone .
5 ( Marketing is ) … ‘ the whole business seen from the point of view of its final result , that is from the customer 's point of view . ’
6 Last year 's View from Invercauld and a painting of Wensleydale from Gunnerside in 1991 are of exceptional quality , while there is a particularly fine , and possibly historically significant , painting of Hong Kong seen from the afterdeck of Britannia , with the White Ensign hanging limply in the foreground .
7 One day , taking the children into central Birmingham , Anna saw from the bus window the name of the language school she had taught at , in Oxford , on a board outside a small office block .
8 This is not the usual portrait of self-delighting joie de vivre , more a boozy relic seen from the perspective of the morning after .
9 A tribal society seen from the inside looking out .
10 The great bulk of it depicts the periods of Kilvert 's life as a curate in Clyro and Langley Burrell , and as a picture of the life of mid-Victorian rural society seen from the perspective of the gentry , it is questionable if the diary has ever been bettered .
11 The dome seen from Lochinver is Caisteal Liath , the highest summit ; the sharp peak seen from the east is Meall Mheadhonach .
12 The letters on the chart indicate visual reference points mentioned in the text which can confirm his position , and the pictures , taken during the flight , correlate the actual geographical feature seen from the air with the appearance of the feature on the map .
13 Marxism invented itself as the proper understanding of the nature of history seen from the perspective of labour , and should therefore have become the perspective and consciousness of labour .
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