Sentence examples for time seen by from inspiring English sources

The final episode of "The Fugitive" was the most-watched episode of a television series up to that time, seen by 45.9percentt of all homes with televisions.

"The Birth of a Nation" was one of the greatest box-office successes of all time, seen by 200 million people in the United States and abroad from 1915 to 1946.

An internal email sent to reporters by the website's copy chief around that time, seen by the Guardian, advised them on how to "re-work (or 're-jig') a story you've already done and re-post it in the hopes that it will chart better via Google".

This partly explains why he was snubbed by Brazilian academics for a long time, seen by many as a lesser writer.

After Russia's defeat in the 1905 Russo-Japanese war, her influence had declined, and it was Afghanistan that was at the time seen by Britain as the only power in the sub-continent capable of directly threatening India.

The χ test was used to compare proportions, and the Mann-Whitney U test was used to compare time from vaccination to time seen by practitioner; p<0.05 was considered significant.

Before ubiquitous connectivity, Cohn said the travel times seen by TomTom were very different than that given by road authorities such as the AA.

Personnel were at times seen by women to be working merely according to routine.

Data regarding their time in the ED and treatment time (time from being seen by a doctor to time of discharge) were also extracted.

The official Wilson Security "incident reports" from Stevenson's time offshore, seen by the Guardian, are testaments to suffering.

Letters written by church officials at the time and seen by Guardian Australia reveal that senior members of the church knew of the priest's abusing but did nothing.