Sentence examples for see sentences from inspiring English sources

I'd like to see sentences like "On the night I was there hating it, the other 1,600 people were cheering in the aisles.

Damage to property should carry a mandatory shift cleaning the War Memorial with a toothbrush, wearing an Orange, waterproof, high visibility jacket in order that the Public can see sentences being carried out in THEIR community.

Ms. Small has been pressing three goals: to see sentences for nonviolent drug offenders reduced so that they are proportionate to the sentences of other nonviolent offenders; to make sentencing relief retroactive so that those currently in prison can be released; and to see that judges have the power to decide who qualifies for drug treatment rather than prosecutors, as the current law dictates.

In fact, due to the influence of English syntax, we increasingly see sentences like (29b).

He added: "Many victims of crime get to see sentences handed down in the courts, but it's not always enough to help them move on with their lives.

Mr Green said: "Many victims of crime get to see sentences handed down in the courts, but it's not always enough to help them move on with their lives.

I have seen sentences going up and up".

After seeing sentences that include such things as "cure a disease" and "end poverty" then he is quite sure that we are selling our kids short.

In the scanner, subjects only saw sentences; no pictures were presented.

We found no support for a view that sees sentence repetition as a measure of a separate memory component that has a causal influence on the development of language skills.

The main motivation for separating sentence repetition from other measures of language ability (as in the model presented in Figure 1) would be a theory that sees sentence repetition as reflecting a system (or systems) that is believed to be a cognitive 'primitive' that places constraints on the development of other language skills.