Example sentences of "be see [prep] [adj] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 31 | Lord Scarman referred to violence and disorder ‘ the like of which had not previously been seen in this century in Britain ’ , while one Conservative MP summed up this orthodox reaction in a parliamentary debate ( on 13 April 1981 ) when he spoke of the riots as ‘ something new and sinister in our long national history ’ . |
| 32 | Otherwise fewer than 20 have been seen in any year since 1947 , except 1968 , when 34 passed east up the coast off Pevensey on 7 March , the largest party noted in the county since 1938 . |
| 33 | Except in 1953 , when a party of 67 was seen , not more than about 25 birds have been seen in any year since 1947 , and it is of interest that influxes have not occurred in recent severe winters . |
| 34 | The work of this major artist has never been seen in any depth in Europe . |
| 35 | The paintings of the Thirties and Forties have not been seen in any sort of proper way and they are quite extraordinary , particularly that last group of interiors which Matisse painted between 1946 and 1948 . |
| 36 | Hyperpepsinogenaemia A has often been seen in duodenal ulcer , Zollinger-Ellison syndrome , hypertrophic gastraophy , and chronic renal failure . |
| 37 | To lead in all the polls as the favoured candidate for the Tory succession , to persuade your own party that you offer a distinctive viewpoint without being in any way overtly disloyal , to convince even the cynics of the Press that you pose a realistic alternative to the present leadership — no phenomenon like it has been seen in British politics for 50 years . |
| 38 | The dangers of such an approach have been seen in comparable work with children and families . |
| 39 | In the drama departments there was a general welcome for the move away from written papers , which had been seen by many drama specialists as a cause of confusion between drama and English literature , with students often finding it difficult to respond to the change in emphasis towards a set text that this involved . |
| 40 | In some cases you will need to be seen for further investigation and/or treatment . |
| 41 | The companies took the point and began beautifying the environs of their stations in the manner suggested by Mitchell , designing their station gardens to be seen to best advantage by both those arriving on the train and those waiting on the station . |
| 42 | This race is distinctly darker than our British bird and can be seen to good advantage on Sea-lion Island , the most southerly inhabited island in the Falklands . |
| 43 | This may actually be seen to better advantage in conversion to offices or even a house . |
| 44 | The Royal Oak of Boscobel can be seen to this day , painted on signs outside countless pubs all over the country . |
| 45 | Many of these can still be seen to this day . |
| 46 | At New Winchelsea many of the thirty-nine squares or chequers into which the town-site had been divided in the 1280s were never built upon , but remained under grass and can be seen to this day . |
| 47 | This slab of syncopated stupidity is receiving the heaviest of heavy MTV rotation and can be seen to fullest advantage bookending slurred appearances by that station 's in-house West Coast wastoid , Pauly Shore . |
| 48 | When open , only half with width of the door projects into the room , but the whole contents of the cupboard can be seen at one glance . |
| 49 | The shape of this 30ft by 45ft design seemed to make it appear wider and not all features could be seen at first glance . |
| 50 | Midway , over the wall bordering the road on the right , will be seen at close range The Tarn with the Ribble beyond and Ingleborough forming a massive background . |
| 51 | If we now compute a weighted sum , or what is the same thing , the sum of the A-measures at each exposure , then for a given subject area this sum will increase as the reflected light intensity increases , since more pixels will be seen at each exposure . |
| 52 | ‘ I would n't be seen at that beast 's house . |
| 53 | I guess I just wanted to be seen at that point . |
| 54 | The furnace is scheduled as an Ancient Monument in the care of the Department of the Environment , and can be seen at any time . |
| 55 | Engine house can be seen at any time . |
| 56 | The other divers were nowhere to be seen at this time , which made for an extremely dangerous situation in the open ocean . |
| 57 | Can you find out about any others that can be seen at this time of year ? |
| 58 | Both need to be seen on Japanese television hobnobbing with the good and the great around the world . |
| 59 | In addition , MRI may show extension of the tumour through the chest wall which can not readily be seen on computed tomogram because of the lack of contrast between the tumour and chest wall muscles . |
| 60 | ‘ Ross or Rebecca is a transsexual , and should not be seen on Irish television screens , ’ said Mr McGahon , deputy for Louth . |