Examples of 'we can see them' in a sentence
Meaning of "we can see them"
means that we are able to perceive or visually observe someone or something
How to use "we can see them" in a sentence
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we can see them
Maybe we can see them from up there.
Hands outside where we can see them.
And we can see them dividing throughout.
It is unlikely that we can see them in future.
We can see them either as problems or as opportunities.
I know a way we can see them kiss.
We can see them here on our skycam.
They do not know we can see them.
We can see them all in two hours.
Man hands where we can see them.
So we can see them and hear them.
Put your hands up so we can see them.
This way we can see them directly.
Bring them on out so we can see them.
We can see them fly quite frequently.
Keep them where we can see them.
We can see them for who they are.
Put the light on so we can see them.
Now we can see them in one place.
But there is no guarantee we can see them.
We can see them in london next month.
Post up some pics so we can see them.
We can see them readily in others around us.
At least we can see them now.
We can see them here on our sky cam.
Not sure if we can see them from there.
We can see them from here.
Paws where we can see them.
So we can see them for ourselves.
Pants where we can see them.
Now we can see them on the movie.
Keep your hands where we can see them.
At least we can see them coming.
Hands in the air where we can see them.
Tomorrow we can see them laboring.
Put your hands up where we can see them.
Sure we can see them later.
Hands up where we can see them.
We can see them on the monitors.
To make sure we can see them at all times.
We can see them in yellow colour.
Perhaps because we can see them.
Maybe we can see them because we were there too.
Keep you hands where we can see them.
Maybe we can see them again.
The only difference is now we can see them.
And we can see them coming.
Put your gloves where we can see them.
We can see them in their actions.
Get your hands up where we can see them.
