1.   At that precise moment, who should come up the stairs to see her but Brother Mariadas.

2.   According to the script, a teacher named Ms. Rosenblum, who is not seen but whose recorded voice is heard, calls out their names.

3.   Discussion of atomic particles that are too small to be seen but which pack power beyond that of speeding locomotives often sounds like academic mumbo-jumbo.

4.   Few rebels were ever seen but the assault on the peso pressed on.

5.   From his brightly lighted cubicle there was nothing to see but the headlights of passing cars.

6.   From his vantage point, there was little to see but tangles of chaparral, scrub mesquite and dry winter grasses pale as a week-old tortilla.

7.   Her Achilles heel is her alcoholic mother, who is never seen but whose presence is always felt.

8.   Here, nothing can be seen but the mouth, still or jogging, closed or briefly opening.

9.   That means in a three- or four-game series, you may not see but two good pitchers likely to beat you.

10.   The Amorphophallus, which is also known as the Titan arum, is not only a sight to see but also to smell.