Sentence examples for these sees from inspiring English sources

There were seven of these sees in the 8th century, but the number was later reduced to six.

His letter ends, "I hope one or more of these sees print in The New Yorker, for I am becoming weary of hearing my wife describe her newsbreaks as my published works".

My particular favourite of these sees the two girls who are the closest O'Connor gets to recurring characters gossiping beneath an umbrella in the rain: "Understand," one girl says, dressed in a head scarf and with a pile of books beneath each arm, "I got nothing against getting educated but it just looks like there ought to be an easier way to do it".

One of these sees me running up a bank on all fours, crawling across a lawn, hopping up a series of steps, jumping from a tree stump, hanging from a branch, throwing and running to retrieve a big rock, crawling under foliage, weaving through a bamboo plantation before running with a log.

Focusing on these factors allows us to identify the key features of individual spike-evoking epochs (SEEs) that drive reliable spike timing, even though these SEEs show great variety in amplitude and time profile.

These see their children in the evening.

These see growing Chinese intimidation over the claims.

For these, see Kavka 1986 and Hampton 1986.

To find these, see GreatCall.com, MobileHelpNow.com and PhilipsLifelineGoSafe.com.com

He sees these contracts as "surreptitious" privatisation.

"That's all anyone sees these days.