Sentence examples for seen much since from inspiring English sources

Jane's face shows wear, age and fatigue in a way that hasn't been seen much since "Cagney & Lacey".

But back to Picasso, of whom we haven't seen much since the early galleries of collages and works on paper.

He was at the core of a victorious Europe team, but has not been seen much since at the forefront of major action.

Unforgettable though he may be, Fred hasn't been seen much since this comic caper novel, which won the Edgar Award for best mystery of 1967, went out of print.

This type of journalism was hardly unheard of in New York — Pulitzer and Hearst had pioneered it almost a century before — but it hadn't been seen much since the demise of the Daily Mirror, in 1963, and some people were outraged.

I ran into a friend's mom, whom I had not seen much since I quit my residency.

Gold might not seem the best word to describe their find, a red brick town house on 12th Street in the West Village that hadn't seen much love since its construction shortly before the Civil War.

Three riders came upon McShane's church and the Hound recognised them as members of the Brotherhood Without Banners, a group we haven't seen much of since season three.

"It's a crime we haven't seen much of since the '80s," said Peter F. Vallone Jr., a city councilman who represents Astoria, Queens, where a spate of thefts has prompted residents to train volunteer "block watchers" to patrol the neighborhoods starting this weekend.

At several of the fall 2013 runway shows, makeup artists painted the models' lips dark, saturated, piquant shades of wine, plum, purple and bordeaux — nouveau-goth colors we haven't seen much of since the late '90s, except on Bella and the Cullen family in the "Twilight" franchise.

When the cartoonist Matt Groening began work on "The Simpsons" in the late 1980s, he hadn't seen much television since his boyhood in the 1960s and felt that the titles of his new cartoon series should be as good as the ones he'd loved then, unaware of the subsequent decline in design standards.