Sentence examples for below saw from inspiring English sources

The couple below saw none of this: the woman's back was to us, and the man had his eyes closed.

It took an hour to negotiate the climb, and the group had barely attained the ridge when Rafe, his eyes sweeping the vista below, saw five Vietnamese in peasant dress making their way along a mountain trail toward the paddy fields near the stream.

As the band took to the roof, the crowd below saw the façade of the 300-year-old building transform into a block of high-rise flats, which then became a row of redbrick terraced houses and revealed several interior shots, including revellers dancing in the rooms within.

In May 2010 there were 203 sponsored academies, there are now more than 900 [primary and secondary]." One of Michael Gove's favourite primary schools, Cuckoo Hall academy (pictured below) saw its results collapse in this year's rankings, making it, staggeringly, the worst performing of all 59 primaries in its local authority on the main headline measure.

Between 2004 and 2013 the cities and towns of the south (those in the south-west, London, south-east and east regions, as defined by the Centre for Cities – see map below) saw their populations grow by 11.3%, more than double the rate of cities elsewhere (5.5%).

According to FRC Monitor, a trade publication, two-thirds of mutual fund inflows went to five-star funds in the past 12 months, while funds with three stars and below saw net outflows.

Both reflect a feudal layering: king (the conductor), ministers and courtiers (concertmaster and principals) and the rabble, or pawns, down below, sawing away at a back desk.

The amputation level was exactly assessed: the tibia was sawn immediately below the proximal half of diaphysis and only the lateral portion was surgically treated with a horizontal cut.

The river crosses under the parkway again to form the eastern edge of a plant nursery on Saw Mill River Road, then recrosses as the river, bike path, parkway and Saw Mill River Road all bend around the northwest corner of Eastview, where the Saw Mill drops below 200 feet in elevation, a loss of 100 feet since Chappaqua.

The videos below show protesters on the expressway in Milton, and police attempting to free demonstrators' arms from the cement barrels using a saw.

Alarm bells will be ringing at the Adam Smith Institute at the sight of that last sentence and a flash mob of free-marketeers will doubtless assemble in the comments section below to parrot the old saw that we now live in a globalised marketplace and that our tax rates have to be low in order to attract the best talent.