Sentence examples for seen way from inspiring English sources

"I've seen way, way too many dead lions".

She has seen way too many copies, she said, of that Taschen title.

"I'm hopeful it will happen," he said, "but I've seen way too much from this industry to expect it anytime soon".

Now she recognised herself as a foundling, just out of an asylum, having seen way too much of life already and still a child; she was like Alice in search of the potion to allow her to properly grow up.

Nonresidents -- having seen way too many episodes of "The Sopranos" -- might snicker, ascribing about as much faith in a New Jersey-led surge in manners awareness as a Texas-rooted trend toward daintiness, but Jonathan Reader, a sociology professor at Drew University in Madison, says the trend actually makes sense.

As an example, he described Carnegie Mellon research on robust wearable computers that are now being used by the U.S. Marine Corps.. Dr. Michael Dertouzos, the head of the M.I.T. Laboratory for Computer Science, said he credited the Media Lab, and Mr. Negroponte particularly, "with having seen, way back, the merger of media broadcasting and print".

You'll see way less skating days".

You will see way better execution".

"Instead we see way out of line Internet abuse".

We saw way more then we bargained for.

But Mr Klitschko sees ways of raising money.