They probably had not seen the ghost, and it was likely few believed they would see anything, but the unknown casts a strong web, and they were feeling its effects.
I didn't see anything suspicious or particularly interesting.
We knew well enough when he was there, although unable to see anything, as all the oxen would face up wind, staring with bulging eyeballs in that direction and braced up tense with excitement.
I heard his panting breath before it was possible to see anything.
It was difficult in that light to see anything clearly at first, and the considerable undergrowth of shrub and creepers and the boulders shed from the Berg added to the difficulty and made progress slow.
Then the baker asked him did he see anything in the churchyard.
Carrol asked him, did he see anything in the graveyard.
Lawrence went home in the morning, and Carrol asked him did he see anything.
Lawrence went home, and Carrol asked him did he see anything.
I don't see anything for it," Mr. Linton said, an anxious frown knitting his brow.
Anyhow, if I don't see anything of him before we get to the next bend, I'm going back to the fire.
The sun was about somewhere, but you couldn't see anything of him, although you could feel his warmth.
That prevented you from wasting your money on bad women--and then I didn't see anything out of the way in the girl till now.
Because to go everywhere one must travel too rapidly to see anything.
I don't see anything but a big snow drift," said the Unwiseman.
I don't see anything to laugh at, sir, because it is a serious thing to me.
I can't see anything," he said, "but I have watched him so often that I could make it all out.
Can't see anything," he muttered, "but it sounds like one of them coming back.
Before the yacht was half-way up to the city, it was too dark to see anything distinctly, and the party were more interested in the expected surprise of their friends on board the ship than anything else.
Of course you could go to Havana," said the latter, "but you wouldn't be allowed to see anything.
If you hear or see anything--" Jacket interrupted with a sibilant: "Psst!
I shall visit the place, and if I see anything unusual I-- well, I shall believe what you have told me.
I don't see anything of Bluff, though," whispered the other, over his shoulder.
Say, you didn't happen tosee anything of a wild-looking chap anywhere around, did you?
Montjoie guessed that she was laughing at him, but he did not, in fact, see anything to laugh about.
The Contessa did not like to know or see anything of the processes of readjustment and restoration.
They wouldn't see anything but a man going to get himself a bit of dinner.
Well, then, if his eyes were open, why couldn't he see anything?
Your damned English fogs don't give a man much chance to see anything.
This game came to an end without accident; but the Chevalier de Tantignac cried: "I don't see anything wonderful in running as these peasants do; I can go six leagues on one foot!
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "see anything" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
