31.   I was almost at the centre of the group when I saw the light in the trees.

32.   Stretching her eyes open to see the light, bulging with the strain, Tallis helplessly experienced her rising gorge.

33.   It tells you all the mistakes he made, before he finally saw the light.

34.   Each has attracted his or her share of supporters who could also see the light once it was pointed out to them.

35.   A larger proportion of middle-period Byrd has seen the light of day the songs always excepted but never in recitals that attempt to plot stylistic progress.

36.   And eventually, Guinness as we know it, rich subtle and dark, is ready to see the light of day.

37.   Some people are seeing the light, even from your own side.

38.   They were on a slight hill on the edge of a little copse, and in the distance she could see the lights of boats on the sea.

39.   THIS wide ranging exhibition of metal work in all its many forms first saw the light of day in Lincoln.

40.   The plebeians then see the light and Brutus has very cleverly swayed the plebeians into seeing the reasons why Caesar most definitely had to be killed.