Sentence examples for it's see from inspiring English sources

It's, 'See you.

"It's see and be seen," Bonnie says.

If you bought your phone outright, it's "See you later, no hard feelings".

Where once it used to be, 'Come back to my room for a drink!' now it's, 'See you down in the gym.' So this is what it's come to: organic baked beans cooked on a camping stove at the Ritz.

It's not really goodbye, it's see you later.

For every issue, no matter the size, it's "see you in court".

Now, it's seeing her departure.

"It's seen as a weakness.

It's seen hard times.

It's seen as a demotion.

It's seen as an extra".