Sentence examples for regularly seen from from inspiring English sources

Otters are regularly seen from the hide too.

There's a viewing platform overlooking a large meadow where deer can be regularly seen from April to September.

It is strictly oceanic outside the breeding season, although it is described as regularly seen from land in West Africa.

Looking out from the bus I experience something that's still far more amazing to me than Siberia or Helsinki or the snow-capped peaks of Outer Mongolia or anything else I regularly see from the sky.

In one example, two head shots of the artist's aged, bedridden grandmother are followed by a coppery image of a landscape at sunset, a view she regularly saw from her window at the end of her life.

One never expects to see blind quotes in the newspapers from inside the Bush campaign criticizing key staff members or even the candidate himself, such as one regularly sees from inside the Kerry campaign; all the people in the Bush campaign's high command work only for Bush, and not for any fancy fees, either.

Mulberry lost almost a third of its market value after the maker of luxury handbags, regularly seen hanging from the arms of fashion elite including Kate Moss and Victoria Beckham, admitted it had been forced into substantial discounting over the Christmas period.

A positive hybridisation signal was regularly seen in samples from patients with invasive candidiasis, documenting the potential of FISH in the identification of yeasts in FFPE tissue specimens.

One hundred and sixty-eight HIV-positive men (aged 23 to 61 years, median 43) were regularly seen at our department and sera from the year 1998 were available from all of the patients.

All of this adds to a growing sense that Damascus is no longer immune from the carnage regularly seen in neighbouring Iraq and Lebanon.

Agreed, the key films are now available on DVD, but most readers will only know them from the clips regularly seen in television histories.