Sentence examples for were seen to fall from inspiring English sources

When, over London, a zeppelin was shot down, the bodies of Germans were seen to fall, and the brutal men in the street horribly cheered, Russell wept, and had there not been a beautiful woman to console him in bed that night, this heartlessness of mankind would have broken him utterly.

Four hours after her death, and while the body still hung by the neck, two dead infants were seen to fall free of the body.

Plasma levels were seen to fall following cytoreductive surgery, suggesting a place in treatment response monitoring.

Between days 7 and 9, the levels of these microRNA species were seen to fall, with a slight increase again at day 25.

Several mutations in the structural E protein gene region were seen to fall within the predicted T-cell epitopes (Table  4) as a result of analysis of the changes that might affect the immunogenicity of these isolates.

As long as the burden is seen to fall fairly, we may get through this yet.

Countries realise that open markets cannot be taken for granted, and few of them want to be seen to fall foul of their international commitments.

At all levels of income to the right of Ŷ0 aggregate demand (C + Ī0) is seen to fall below supply as given by the 45° line.

The police officer told Shorrock that Tomlinson had been seen to fall to the ground on Lombard Street, minutes before the newspaper seller came across Harwood.

Meanwhile, Dr. Ruhlen believes that if the Eurasiatic grouping is accepted, the world's 5,000 languages can be seen to fall into just 12 superfamilies.

Traditionally, the public sector has been seen to fall outside the scope of competition law – or be a very low priority for regulators.