Sentence examples for have see from inspiring English sources

An alternative is a value-added tax, which all other OECD countries have (see article).

So, in the early stages of another maddening Knicks season, why not roll with what you have, see what this crew has, then make substantial changes?

We also know how little sympathy the sporting West can have (see figure skating, 2002 Winter Olympics) when dealing with Russians.

One of the biggest gripes that readers have (see columns passim) is the number of Americanisms in the pages of the Guardian.

"We have see some property come under threat, but crews have been able to save a couple of homes in the area," he told Fairfax Radio Network.

So there are at least some sections of the novel that, edited, he wanted to have see the light of day.

Polls in this state, which has a history of close outcomes, have see-sawed.

Most recent soundings give National a slight edge, although the two parties have see-sawed in the polls.

As a former grammar school pupil, my views about its benefits have see-sawed down the years.

In the last week, the markets have see-sawed with political and financial developments in the euro zone, particularly Greece and Italy.

This week, for a change, Wall Street was up, and European bourses, which have see-sawed along with it, rose as well.