Sentence examples for supposedly seen from inspiring English sources

Children used to be (supposedly) seen, but not heard.

Instead, a second candidate appeared from out of town and was supposedly seen wandering off with the examiner.

Gerry Daly, the other United legend, was supposedly seen in a pub the night before the match by various United fans.

In 1721 he surprised all but a few close friends by publishing his Lettres persanes (Persian Letters, 1722), in which he gave a brilliant satirical portrait of French and particularly Parisian civilization, supposedly seen through the eyes of two Persian travellers.

The KudosKits have supposedly seen an 0.58percentt conversion rate to paid "appreciations", with an average appreciation size of $2.10.

Early testers of the ad tools have supposedly seen a 25percentt increase in the return on investment of their campaigns, and general availability scheduled for six weeks from now.

These are the sequences that define life on Earth, the sequences in which we supposedly see ourselves most clearly.

— from which she'd returned two days late, after supposedly seeing friends and taking in the new production of "Così" at the Met.

Its new cycle plan will supposedly see about 230 miles of lanes built around the city, with 144 miles of these separated from motor traffic.

Maybe the lawyer discovered that the witness had been out of town the day he or she supposedly saw the crime or learned that the witness had told different stories.

The scene depicted is the one that the Indian founders of Tenochtitlán (now Mexico City) supposedly saw in 1325, which met their prophecies of the predestined site for their capital namely, an eagle with a snake in its beak standing on a cactus growing out of rocks in the middle of water.