Sentence examples for sees out from inspiring English sources

The nimba's head is supported on the upper part of a female torso, carved so as to rest on the shoulders of the wearer, who sees out through a hole between the breasts, his body hidden in raffia fibre.

3.50am GMT 32nd over: England 82/3 (Carberry 40 Bell 0) Another encouraging over from Lyon, good bounce again bowling to Carberry, thought the batsman sees out a maiden.

3rd over: England 7-0 (Trescothick 5, Vaughan 0) This pitch is beginning to jig and jag like an Irish folk dancer, but Vaughan remains watchful and sees out another decent-if-not-especially-quick Pollock over.

Moeen is determined to get well forward where he can - this gets him a single - and Root sees out the rest of the over with neither alarm nor surprise.

As Johnson sees out his final year at City Hall, not one other city, either in Britain or abroad, wants to buy the vehicular expression of his strongest political beliefs.

However, FirstGroup, the UK's largest rail operator, said its winning bid of £5.5bn for the rights to run the line from December until 2026, rising to £6.1bn if it sees out a 20-month extension, was a "deliverable proposition" that would exploit unused capacity on the InterCity west coast services from London to destinations including Glasgow, Manchester and Liverpool.

"There's nothing to see out there.

I do need to be seen out".

People can barely see out their windshields".

She can see out, but no one can see in.

After seeing out contractual obligations he would have gone".