Example sentences of "to [be] see at [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Some of these artifacts are to be seen at Henley Town Hall . |
| 2 | Most likely to be seen at dusk feeding on mud at edge of thick swampy cover . |
| 3 | Of course , he 's unlikely to be seen at night anyway . |
| 4 | At night the landscape glows a dull red , which emanates from the surface of Venus : the rocks , hotter than a domestic oven , glow just enough to be seen at night . |
| 5 | Counterparts of other types of crystal defect may also be found in a ‘ convection lattice ’ ; dislocations are to be seen at P and Q in Fig. 22.2 . |
| 6 | If necessary , arrangements can usually be made for you to be seen at home . |
| 7 | Margaret agreed to be seen at home by the therapist initially for three sessions , to help her express her feelings of grief about the loss of her husband , and to explore ways of coping with her practical problems . |
| 8 | They are to be seen at Di Meo until mid-March and until 20 March together with the paintings of Christian Henry in the Salle Saint-Jean of the Hotel de Ville . |
| 9 | The walls of this house where the smith lived and made the " Claidheamh Ceannlleach " are still to be seen at Caonis gall not far from Kilchoman church . |
| 10 | In East Africa , travellers were advised to watch out for the variety of indigenous ‘ types ’ to be seen at railway stations , from the Islamic , partly Arabized , Swahili of the coast , to the Kamba and Kikuyu of the interior , and then , a special treat , the magnificent Masai , bearing their shields and spears in a sadly peaceable demonstration of subjection , before reaching the Nilotic peoples of the shore of Lake Victoria . |
| 11 | Then the ambassadors found their feet , and were to be seen at table , and occasionally with the King 's special officers . |
| 12 | For travellers to the United States in the last few decades of the nineteenth century the immigrants to be seen at stations in the West , particularly in Omaha , were one of the most striking images of their visits . |
| 13 | The remains of Howard 's landscaping are still to be seen at Deepdene ; a further surviving relic of his horticultural activities there is provided by his herbarium , dated 1660 , now at Arundel Castle . |
| 14 | Janis Kounellis is still to be seen at Lelong , showing early lithographs in small editions of twenty-one impressions . |
| 15 | Back in the centre of town , an installation by Julia Scher , with works by Pettibon , Pruit & Early , Jim Shaw and Titus is to be seen at Rudolf Zwirner ; next door , Galerie Reckermann has drawings and sculptures by Ulrich Rückriem , along with ‘ Fragments of Memory Photography and Travel ’ at Heidi Reckermann Photographie upstairs . |
| 16 | The sequel now to be seen at Basingstoke involves the period in Helen 's life when Annie marries . |
| 17 | It was the first real ballet of John 's to be seen at Covent Garden , since his dances for operas had so far all been on a small scale , and it was far from being a success . |
| 18 | Mr Hockney , 55 , has taken his role as designer seriously — this is the first completely new Hockney design to be seen at Covent Garden . |