Sentence examples for it seems took from inspiring English sources

Sara, it seems, took a bet that she could fit into the thing.

The state, it seems, took control of re-tooling the paramilitaries.

A very few, some of the boys from Cologne, may indeed have reached the Holy Land; but so few that neither the Saracens nor history, it seems, took note.

Parks, it seems, took his photograph to suggest the kind of people he thought should be able to move around freely in America evoking First Lady Michelle Obama's recent remarks that she wakes up "every morning in a house that was built by slaves".

Having fun, it seems, takes serious practice.

Many subjects, it seems, take pleasure in punishing free-riders.

Tradition, it seems, takes priority over humane slaughtering practices.

Someone else has come along and is now taking their affection - and it seems taking that affection away from you.

But creating a megacity from scratch, it seems, takes a village.

As Tarde said: "Every other recreation, it seems, takes more or less two hours: movies, dinner, cocktail parties, tennis, bowling, going to the gym.

The entire trillion-dollar IT industry, it seemed, took offence and started to attack Mr Carr's argument.