Meanings of see the strangers in English

He would see the strangers who asked such a question.

To see the strangers and their great white birds again which I beheld from Kecoughtan, Brother.

Now I could see the strangers in the library sneering and scoffing at my sub-Tolkien rubbish.

The captives did not see the strangers.

As they turned toward their host, a soldier, in his eagerness to see the strangers, jostled another.

When she returned, she was accompanied by a pretty little girl who wished to see the strangers.

The great man's wife having expressed a desire to see the strangers, we were introduced to her.

At the door about half-a-dozen chubby little children, with fine rosy cheeks, were assembled to see the strangers.

You want to see the strangers?

And she went at once to the window to see the strangers, who were waiting in the courtyard below.

The moment the boat touched the shore, she was surrounded by a crowd of friendly, brown-skinned islanders, who seemed delighted to see the strangers.

Seeing the strangers he let out a shout and headed towards them.

To his astonishment he saw the strangers whom he had noticed the night before.

Father Albatross was right; but his mate saw the strangers sooner than she expected.

And when she saw the strangers she said:-

Files turned around and, seeing the strangers for the first time, examined them with much curiosity.