What is "seen in"

Usage examples of "seen in".

In some ways it did look a bit like the model he had seen in Deifoben.

He would have erected a plain, rude cross over the tomb, left solitary thus in the midst of the African deserts, but not a tree was to be seen in the environs.

They followed it to the meadow where the dark tents of the sammad of Sorli were staked out, half-seen in the downpour.

Then I told them about what I had seen in my garage before escaping the fire.

It was far better than other things he'd seen in them, yet that amusement had also underscored the very thing that made it so hard to do his job properly.

Another case of this kind is seen in Cape Cod and the islands of Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, all of which are washing away so rapidly that they would probably disappear before the next Glacial period, were we not engaged in preventing its recurrence.

Fraga was willing for that to be seen in his eyes, his manner, his agitated hand gestures.

He sat relaxed in his command chair, but his eyes were bright and hard, filled with a vengeful hunger few of his officers had ever seen in them.

Her lips grip the straw in a way that reminds him of camels he has seen in travelogues.

He groped for words to describe a reality he had never seen in real life.

The Healer was dressed in a green tunic far cleaner than the last one he had been seen in, except for what looked like parallel rips and brush strokes of dark paint all down the front and sleeves.

Lord Rein-yes, he had been knighted, by me-whom I had not seen in centuries.

All kinds of aquatic birds--pelicans, wild-duck, kingfishers, and the rest--were seen in numerous flocks hovering about the borders of the pools and torrents.

The Resolute looked like a mere cockle-shell, and the African coast could be distinctly seen in the west marked out by a fringe of foam.

The Victoria, not being seen in the obscurity of night, descended about two miles above Aghades, in a field of millet.