Sentence examples for view seen from inspiring English sources

On his office wall is a painting of a courthouse, a view seen from his window.

The trail view, seen in a painting that hangs beside the window, would have to wait for another day.

His picture of Nelson's Column, under construction in Trafalgar Square, retains the excitement of a view seen for the first time.

Other improvements include increasing the range of focal lengths covered, increasing the effective lens aperture, increasing the angular field of view seen by the film, and improving the colour correction with radically new glass materials.

In yet another point of view seen last year, the revival of the Spencer jacket of the Napoleonic Empire style, worn with a long stretched-out tank top, a narrow skirt and sturdy-heeled shoes (20).

A more titillating view, seen in an accompanying light box, is that of St. Margaret and the Dragon, in which the haloed saint prays before the carcass of a scaly beast, its belly ripped open in a huge bloody gash.

For a better view, see the original.

Such a view sees Operation Yewtree as pointlessly harassing old men.

(See "Parallax View"; see it anyway, if only for the seventies style).

Britons seem to take the same view (see chart).Privacy is another key issue.

It was an overhead view: "See, he's like a flying axe".