Sentence examples for sees of a from inspiring English sources

In the modern Roman Catholic church, primates are those metropolitan archbishops whose sees, by reason of antiquity or prominence, are the primary sees of a region or nation.

6.07am GMT 77th over: England 184-4 (Stokes 1 Pietersen 50) Pietersen sees of a Siddle over, though not without chopping an attempted pull into his own helmet.

Come November, Mr. Obama is expected to glide to victory in Illinois, so Tuesday may be the last anyone here sees of a Republican presidential candidate for another long while.

In the meantime, the Mets' ownership group continues to evaluate the team in the waning weeks of the season, and there cannot be much to like about what it sees of a team mired in fourth place in the N.L. East.

sees signs of a nice recovery.

Yet optimists see progress of a sort.

"I do see more of a resolve.

"You should see more of a balance".

But some see glimmers of a rebound.

"I see more of a moral obligation.

(See "Start Of A Goodyear").