Examples of 'he had seen them' in a sentence
Meaning of "he had seen them"
he had seen them: This phrase indicates that a male subject visually perceived or noticed the presence of other individuals
How to use "he had seen them" in a sentence
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he had seen them
He had seen them all his life.
I knew that he had seen them.
He had seen them asleep thus.
Even swearing upon oaththat he had seen them remove it.
That he had seen them remove it.
In less than five minutes he had seen them off.
He had seen them earlier that day in shrouds.
Even swearing upon oath that he had seen them remove it.
He had seen them clinging to the mast himself.
They did not look the same as when he had seen them before.
He had seen them all outside.
They looked just as they had the last he had seen them.
But he had seen them.
Those markings had not been on the documents when he had seen them before.
He had seen them coming and escaped out the back.
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Liked recent Bond movies if he had seen them.
He had seen them before, though not this particular race.
He stared at his hands, remembering everything he had seen them do.
He had seen them at the railroad station, absolutely helpless, in crowded wagons.
They had not seen him, but he had seen them.
This prosecutor, he had seen them do some of the same things she did.
St. Bonaventure informs us that the Pope affirmed in a sermon that he had seen them.
He had seen them all come and go, and he said stories of all kinds.
Don Metcalfe, Oaks employee, told William LeRoy, park superintendent, that he had seen them.
Although he had seen them perform, Davis was hesitant to sign them at first.
He had seen them off, he busied him.
He stated he had seen them together “ a hundred times . ”.
He had seen them before?
He had seen them do some of the same things she did . This prosecutor, Wow.
He had seen them coming, but hadn't acted fast enough, and… and.
