Example sentences of "[noun pl] see [adj] [noun sg] [noun] " in BNC.
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1 | Diehard Cheers fans saw original barmaid Diane , played by Shelley Long , return in the last episode . |
2 | Investment since 1979 also seems to have been influenced by historic designation as census tracts containing such areas saw more rehabilitation activity . |
3 | HP reported some strong growth areas , including printers and medical equipment , and said that multi-user Unix systems and X-terminals saw strong order growth . |
4 | The pre-trial weeks saw intensive plea bargaining negotiations , the prosecution 's determination to obtain a conviction against Noriega being suggested by the fact that all 15 of his co-defendants struck deals to plead guilty and provide information on his illegal activities , in return for a prosecution recommendation that they should receive lenient sentences . |
5 | Although European railway executives see British rail traffic as important , it is quite clear that it is not crucial to plans for the development of a European network which will proceed whatever happens on the other side of the Channel . |
6 | Other changes see regular keeper Finbar McConnell resume in place of Martin McCrory , while Barry McGinn is preferred to Paul Devlin in the right corner of the defence . |
7 | It 's good for the girls to see some role reversal . ’ |
8 | For a list of licensing boards and divisions see Scottish Law Directory ( " The White Book " ) . |
9 | [ For reference article on Guadeloupe and Martinique see pp. 38231 ; for reference article on French Pacific territories see fourth reference supplement in 1991 ; for entry on Réunion and Mayotte see below . ] |
10 | A projection that tries to take account of some of these factors sees civil plutonium stocks growing to 265 tonnes by 2010 . |
11 | Our branch books the ‘ Soft Play Room ’ at Monyhull Hall regularly : for dates and times see Open House noticeboard or contact |