Sentence examples for be watched from from inspiring English sources

A 40-inch HDTV set the most popular size today needs to be watched from five feet or closer.

At any moment, John and Christine could be watched from outside, or summoned by the master's omnipresent bell.

Ensure the sett can be watched from a public footpath, or that you have permission from the landowner.

Over at Victoria Miro's second gallery in Mayfair, a screen in the window projects Enigma, a short, looped film that can be watched from the street.

The television set is attached to a floor-to-ceiling pole and swivels, so it can be watched from any spot in the apartment except the bathroom.

He insisted that "Psycho" be watched from the start, and that no viewers be allowed into the theatre once the lights went down — and theatres screening it had to enforce these rules.

Someone may be watching from Dulwich.

And he knows that "so many people are going to be watching from the outside".

"My lad has his season ticket so he'll be watching from the Chelsea end.

But an old man happened to be watching from the back.

"I don't expect to be watching from afar," he jokes.