Usages of verse
Al atardecer, buscamos un mirador desde el que se viera el mar.
At sunset, we looked for a viewpoint from which the sea could be seen.
Desde la carretera se ve el castillo al atardecer.
The castle can be seen from the road at sunset.
Al anochecer buscamos un mirador desde donde se veía el mar sin tanta gente alrededor.
At dusk we looked for a viewpoint from which the sea could be seen without so many people around.
Nos sentamos en un banco desde donde se ve el castillo.
We sat on a bench from which the castle can be seen.
Cerca del acantilado había un faro antiguo desde el que se veía casi toda la costa.
Near the cliff there was an old lighthouse from which you could see almost the whole coast.
Cerca de la muralla había una plaza tranquila desde la que se veía la sierra al fondo.
Near the wall there was a quiet square from which you could see the mountain range in the distance.
Desde la sierra, se ve el mar al fondo.
From the mountains, you can see the sea in the distance.
Cerca de la cascada crece tanta hierba que casi no se ve el sendero.
Near the waterfall so much grass grows that you can hardly see the path.
Desde allí arriba, se ve el mar al fondo.
From up there, you can see the sea in the distance.
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