Sentence examples for which watched with from inspiring English sources
I've previously reported in the Guardian that Paula Jones, Kathleen Willey and Juanita Broaddrick were cheerleaders for Trump long before their canned, pre-debate endorsements of him, which, watched with bad sound on Facebook Live, resembled a Soviet show trial.
The VMware-Citrix contest hasn't gone on long enough to handicap, though observers note that Citrix has the advantage of a close association with Microsoft, which watched with alarm as VMware grew to prominence in the data centers it wanted to own for itself.
Yet I also have a second part of my brain which watches with no suspension of disbelief at all: in Swan Lake when two soloists do their solos to some of Tchaikovsky's rum-ti-tum-est music, I mentally sing along with silly words: "Two lovely black eyes..."...
Long before this, he is usually surrounded by an admiring crowd, which watches him with friendly awe.
But provoking an arms race with either China or Pakistan (which watches India's every move with deep suspicion, and vice versa) would only worsen endemic instability in the region.
They slept with her and had favorite videos ( "Fly Away Home" ), which they watched with her, but they ventured off into the world of other geese, mated and had goslings.
Like the rest of the country, Ms. Thompson first heard the song during the telecast, which she watched with her husband, Woody, her sons and friends.
More often, however, my response to this staging — which I watched with three different casts on Friday and Saturday — was one of recognition.
That ambition has been well-hidden from the public, which has watched with some amusement as the governor made his battles with lawyers a foundation of his successful campaigns for office in 1995 and 1999.
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.
But his comments underscore Indonesia's desire to present a more assertive and decisive face to foreign governments and markets, which have watched with alarm as the country has slid into near chaos in recent months.
