Sentence for see | Use see in a sentence

Use the word see in a sentence. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use see in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for see.

• She should see! (8)
• So I see. (8)
• I see her. (8)
• I see it now. (10)
• No: I see her. (10)
• Come and see me. (10)
• Let me see that lute. (8)
• I shall see her again! (4)
• You see a lot of types. (8)
• I live down here, and see it. (8)
• Always glad to see your mother. (8)
• I could see it was born in him. (9)
• I shall go and see Mrs. Freman. (8)
• But now I can see that I was wrong. (9)
• I see it as plainly as those Alps. (10)
• Bring your action, and we shall see. (8)
• I wish I could see my way to drop it. (8)
• But to see them neglected and passed by! (8)
• I see him at the corner late every night. (8)
• It was to see Merthyr that she remained. (10)
• Following her gaze, they turn and see him.] (8)
• She is to be induced by feeling to see it. (10)
• They were glad to see him go from the house. (10)
• Bye-bye; shall see you the day after to-morrow. (10)
• And after I married him, you see, I fell in love. (8)
• She gave a Brooklyn address, and I went to see her. (9)
• She has black hair, large brown eyes; see her once! (22)
• He went down to see her, and returned at a late hour. (10)
• See to it that you leave a way of escape for yourself. (12)
• You have seen me settle in my thriving city; see me now. (16)
• But see the difference between Milan and Rome, my friend! (10)
• Pierson turned away to the window, whence he must see Noel. (8)
• You see, I am practical; I see things clear. (8)
• Go to the theatre, and see one of these things they call plays. (8)
• I see that there is something in you to which one must submit. (12)
• I am, she told me, to see a monde of French people here in September. (10)
• Again and again Mrs. Lapham said she did not see how she could go through it. (9)
• If we are married, there would be plenty to see the necessity for pushing us. (10)
• The Marches, with Fulkerson, went to see the Dryfooses off on the French steamer. (9)
• He did not wonder to see the signora acknowledge herself worsted in the conflict. (10)
• See the green tree all in leaf: See the green tree stripped of bark! (10)
• And so he had come up to see what looking at the gap would do for his sense of gratitude. (8)
• His wrinkles glistened keen: And see the Winter storm-cloud cleft To lurid skies between! (10)
• You can see that he takes Austrian money; his skin has got to be the exact colour of Munz. (10)
• I can account for all that she has done hitherto, but not that she should refuse to see me. (10)
• My sister, Bessie, is now visiting me and it would give us the greatest pleasure to see you. (18)
• I can see the general walking up and down the bank of a great river, waiting to speak to you. (18)
• The she came out upon the lawn to see my pony leap, and promised to ride him the following day. (6)
• Wrapped in the comfort of his cowardice, he started to see Lady Jocelyn advancing to him again. (10)
• Through the trees we could see great vineyards and cultivated fields and occasional farm-houses. (20)
• At any rate, Mavering did not go any more to see Mrs. Brinkley, whose house he had liked to drop into. (9)
• He looked round at it without seeming to see it, and then went back to the level where the house stood. (9)
• Yet Beauchamp, when in the presence of his hostess, could see that he was both unexpected and unwelcome. (10)
• With astonishment did Elizabeth see that her new acquaintance was at least as much embarrassed as herself. (4)
• All the love she had given him was now for me; but he was too simple and straight to see what was going on. (8)
• So now you see quite a flourishing little town was fast growing up in the midst of the Canadian wilderness. (19)
• If Timothy could see the disquiet England of his great-nephews and great-nieces, he would certainly give tongue. (8)
• Of course, he always means kindly, but I think I see a glimpse of avarice as a sort of a sign of age coming on. (10)
• I came in because I saw the door open, and I thought I might see Dick or his wife and give them, this paper for you. (9)
• Next, we see the standard of Great Britain furled; next, unfurled and borne by a troop of shadows to the sentrybox. (10)
• There was no finer building under the sun and artists and connoisseurs flocked from all parts of the world to see it. (5)
• Elizabeth was watchful enough to see it all, but she could see it and write of it without material pain. (4)
• Her new clothes, which he had not been privileged to see before, while giving him a sense of Sunday, deepened his moral doubts. (8)
• When the latter and his wife were alone, he let her see that the Countess of Ormont was becoming a personage in his consideration. (10)
• The book was undoubtedly a favorite of mine, and I did not see then the artistic falterings in it which were afterwards evident to me. (9)
• Vittoria began to admit the existence of his likeness to her lover, though it seemed to her a guilty weakness that she should see it. (10)
• He seemed to see again those leaden shot with their bluish sheen, and to feel them, round, and soft, and heavy, rolling about his palm. (8)
• At one end of it Felix could see distinctly the form of a gleaming skull, with dark sky showing through its eyeholes, cheeks, and mouth. (8)
• She looked at him to see whether the string she held him by would bear the slight additional strain: decided not to press a small point. (10)
• It struck me with astonishment to see the vigilant watch she kept over the princess this day, after having left her almost uninterruptedly to my care. (10)
• To see them working their hands with lightning rapidity, directing, advising and correcting, is to me as interesting a study as the whole passing show affords. (21)

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