Sentence examples for when they behold from inspiring English sources
I am not sure what most visitors think when they behold that crumbling majesty and mystery.
Tells about the trip and the noticeable exhiliration of the people when they behold the mountains & the sea.
No guest could fail to be impressed, however, when they behold the majestic gravy fountain flanked by sophisticated sentinels of liquid cheese and lethal eggnog.
Everyone takes part, all the various religious leaders and the townspeople: the Ukrainian carpenter makes the coffin, the Polish blacksmith fashions a brass double eagle for the lid, the local Torah scribe writes "with a goose quill on parchment the blessing that pious Jews are supposed to speak when they behold a crowned head".
By the 20th century, audiences for Thomas Edison's first movies fled theaters when they beheld the sight of a locomotive heading toward them.
He told me he couldn't help wondering what people might think of him when they beheld his art.
In the words of the chronicler John Stow: Westminster was surcharged with multitudes of all sorts of people in their streets, houses, windows, leads and gutters, that came out to see the obsequy, and when they beheld her statue lying upon the coffin, there was such a general sighing, groaning and weeping as the like hath not been seen or known in the memory of man.
Lo and behold, when they tried the same experiments using bone and rope toys, no endowment effect was seen.
The devils eat carrion and it's a sight to behold when they start tearing up the corpse of what may have once been a rabbit, about five of them taking a limb each and loudly crunching through skin and bone.
When spectators entered the church, they beheld dancers rehearsing.
With the stroke of a pen Michigan Governor Rick Snyder reduced the earning potential of millions of people, lowered the quality of the state's schools and government services, and set up the next fiscal crisis when, lo and behold, they discover that low-wage workers have little means to pay taxes adequate to meet the basic needs of the state.
