Sentence examples for figures seen in from inspiring English sources
The raid on Abbottabad in "Zero Dark Thirty" was shot with filters that reproduce the yellow-green look of figures seen in the dark through night-vision goggles.
Gauguin has at the moment a painting under way of same night café that I also painted, but with figures seen in the brothels.
(Bruegel worked in color, of course, but the black figures seen in the distance of his landscape paintings may have provided the visual cue).
Turnout ranged from 25.91% in Middlesbrough to 33.63% in Rotherham - not dissimilar from November's other byelection triple-header, and considerably higher than the figures seen in the Police and Crime Commissioner elections.
But this is comically undercut though not undermined by yet another car crash involving ethnic figures, seen in a high angle shot as if from the viewpoint of a puzzled God.
Because Rubinfien zeroes in on figures seen in passing, his work echoes that of William Klein, Beat Streuli, and Philip-Lorca diCorcia and invites us to read something — anything — into expressions that are often unreadable.
The returns suggest a striking comeback for Mr. Allawi, a figure seen in political circles as high-handed and aloof.
Mr. Diouf found his foil in Mr. Wade -- the archetypal opposition figure seen in many other African nations, although enjoying genuine and wide support nationwide.
Ted Koch is a steady presence as Norman Granz, Fitzgerald's manager, though he is not the complex real-life figure seen in Fitzgerald biographies by Stuart Nicholson and others.
Cengiz said the figure seen in the video pacing outside while on the phone could be her, but she cannot be sure.
The pole figure seen in Figure 1b (q = 1.337 Å−1) shows poles of two different net planes having similar q values: (11̅0) q = 1.351 Å−1 and (110) q = 1.359 Å−1.359
