Sentence examples for ones often seen from inspiring English sources

Alas it bears no resemblance to the ionic ones often seen on QVC at 4am, but rather it's shaped a bit like BioDome-meets-camping tent.

Their employees and volunteers (the good ones) often see their efforts as essential to someone else's well-being and sometimes their very survival.

As the rebel spoke with Ms. Crawford, he was wearing a military-style hat like the one often seen on the head of Colonel Qaddafi himself.

There have been other workplace fires, of course, but this is the one often seen as the tipping point on improving safety standards and conditions for workers.

The second work in the show is one often seen — a large drawing from four or five years later, when de Kooning was a star student at the Rotterdam Academy.

These hubs portray a very different Africa to the one often seen in the media and attract creative, young tech graduates who come in search of opportunity.

My favorite is the one I often see on the bumpers of pickup trucks in Vermont, where I live: Gut Deer?

The interface has been streamlined and takes on the look one often sees on the free web.

In the corridors of the Kremlin's Congress Centre I walked past displays that were quite different from the provocative ads one often sees plastered on bus stop billboards.

Like the more leonine or pharaonic styles (and one often sees working women on the subway or shoppers at the supermarket whose hairdos are identical to those in Sumerian bas-reliefs), they are often achieved with extensions, which is to say, help from someone else's head.

Washington has seen an influx of younger, fitness-minded residents in recent years and on the streets of the district, one often sees joggers, cyclists and people with rolled-up yoga mats.