Sentence examples for watched with our from inspiring English sources

Second, the Tory victory parade in Manchester – which we watched with our faces pressed against the glass – is a powerful reminder of what happens when Labour is left on the streets, protesting about the decisions of the powerful within.

"This week we have watched, with our face pressed against the glass, not only a Tory victory parade at their conference in Manchester, but also the sight of them manoeuvring for succession and laying the foundations for their next election campaign too," the former shadow education secretary will say at the University of Sheffield on Friday.

But... does anyone else agree with me that the quality of programming we watched with our family was a bit more... shall we say... mature back then?

We watch with our reflexes, vulnerable to the boom and sizzle in the night sky.

But the real stars of the series are the four children we meet here and watch with our hearts in our mouths as the season progresses.

At least we can watch with our fingers crossed for Carnell Williams's return to health and a successful career after two devastating knee injuries.

"It's fun to dress up and watch it with people who care about it, instead of staying at home and watching with our husbands, who could care less".

Diet-guilty, we watch with our tongues hanging out as the current crop of celebrity anorexics slip into the Emmys and Oscars in dresses that barely cover their vitals.

Themes from shows we watch with our kids can become conversations in planning policy campaigns.

Polls can't be trusted anymore (they mostly got it wrong when it came to the result of our referendum) and we're watching with our hands over our eyes, truly terrified that this nasty man, with his thin skin and his quick temper, is going to take the most powerful seat in the world.

"In nearly 20 years as Boston's mayor, I have watched with frustration as our government has been bullied by special interests and ignored its duty to protect our citizens from gun violence," Mr. Menino said in a statement.