Sentence examples for behold who from inspiring English sources

Lo and behold, who was there but the Beatles.

"Behold who you are.

Behold who you are -- i.e., human.

The calling here is not just to behold who we are, but to embrace it.

Lo and behold, who should arrive on the scene but Greg Brown and his wife, who immediately began pulling up signs and taking them away.

It was chilling to behold, but who could turn away?

"Lo and behold, those who had a concern about their memory in fact had more likelihood" of later developing mild cognitive impairment, an early phase of dementia, he said.

I just finished Bring up the Bodies -- and, lo and behold, look who won the Man Booker Prize again?

When he first beholds Satine, who is called "the Sparkling Diamond," his lips part, and his eyes gleam like jewels; they're glazed with love light.

As always, music is in the ear of the beholder, and for those who behold it most closely, those who make it, it can prove a form of mild torture.

In Boy, Snow, Bird (Riverhead), Helen Oyeyemi spins a surreal retelling of the Snow White story, embedding West African folklore into the familiar plot line to consider what beauty means to its beholder -- and to those who behold it in the mirror.