Sentence examples for sees a bunch from inspiring English sources

The first means that he often sees a bunch of over-stuffed plastic bags when he opens a unit.

"I know he likes it here, and he looks around and sees a bunch of young kids and a minor league system that's pretty good.

It sees a bunch of polls showing a tie in the race, and interprets them as tantamount to a four-point Obama lead, since they were taken in the midst of what should be a high point for Mr. Romney.

If a museum director wanders into his galleries and sees a bunch of people in them looking at a bunch of art (as on any normal day at the Hirshhorn) he should feel he's 95percentt of the way there.

"The last thing we want is some guy who came in from Ohio sitting there with his $18 crab cakes, sees a bunch of adults spitting in their hands".

When the friends skulk around to Luisa's window at a motel and peek inside, hoping to catch her in the nude, they find her coiled up in tears; and, as their car bowls cheerfully along a dusty road, the camera glances to one side and sees a bunch of policemen harassing a suspect.

"I saw a bunch of trees moving.

"But then I saw a bunch of blood".

"Thought I might see a bunch of people on streets.

"I saw a bunch of cops," Mr. Ali said.

Seeing a bunch of my friends, dressing up.