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see of
verb
(tr, preposition) to meet; be in contact with
we haven't seen much of him since he got married
Example Sentences
Even from his prison cell in The Hague, former President Duterte ran for mayor of Davao, and won easily, even though all voters got to see of him was a life-size cardboard cutout.
But is this the last viewers will see of Harvey Specter?
Rick tumbles into the moat, and the last frame we see of these two lovers is a yin and yang as they float, dead in the water, with the circle of blood blooming on Chelsea’s back serving as the very overt visual marker for the yin-yang comparison.
It was helpful to see how playwrights at the top of their game worked, which playwrights don’t usually get to see of other playwrights.
“My house was fourth one on the left. I had to count to make sure. Everything looked like the pictures you see of Gaza. I talked to Tommy again. I told him I was glad he was not there to see this.”
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