Sentence examples for to seeing their from inspiring English sources
verb
To perceive or detect with the eyes, or as if by sight.
Their fee is tied exclusively to seeing their candidate ascend.
Nonetheless, China's modern dance companies are committed to seeing their art take root at home.
"We readily agreed to consider a range of options, and look forward to seeing their results".
The participants in the recent Cairo workshops are looking forward to seeing their stories published.
But drug-enforcement officials are more accustomed to seeing their plans subordinated to other diplomatic goals.
The public seems to have adapted to seeing their politicians in raw reality.
He failed, and both brothers have grown accustomed to seeing their battle described as eccentric.
No wonder Greek men – accustomed to seeing their wives in floor-length tunics – viewed the Amazons with a horrified fascination.
The only alternative to seeing their children fall behind is to keep pace with what others are spending.
His victory upset some Muslims, who had grown accustomed to seeing their co-religionists in the presidential palace.
THEY have become grimly accustomed to seeing their politicians, judges and journalists murdered but this is new for Colombians.
