Sentence examples for seem to be home from inspiring English sources

At first glance, some of PBS's big stations seem to be home free.

This is rampant on the chorus of "Hello," where she leaps an octave on the "I" and "you" — "When I call, you never seem to be home".

This is rampant on the chorus of "Hello," where she leaps an octave on the "I" and "you"—"When I call, you never seem to be home".

But Brazil's woes started earlier than most and seem to be home-grown.

The biggest extravagances seem to be homes.

HOBOKEN, N.J. — No one seemed to be home in the town house of Mayor Peter Cammarano III on Saturday as about 100 protesters chanted for him to step down.

Untended gardens stand waist height, wild boar roam the streets, and every other porch seems to be home to huge spiders, motionless in their webs.

On the evidence of "Greenfingers," "The Mean Machine" and now "Lucky Break," the British prison system seems to be home to the largest number of lovable, eccentric characters this side of Sesame Street.

Most houses were one storey, box shaped and minimally decorated, with music playing through the open windows even though no one seemed to be home.

When the HMS Beagle dropped anchor off the Galápagos archipelago in 1835, Charles Darwin was struck by the fact that each small island seemed to be home to a unique finch.

To provide the patient and his/her family with adequate care and support, the most appropriate form of care seems to be home pediatric PC.