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The phrase "a eye" is not correct in written English.
The correct form is "an eye" due to the vowel sound that follows the article.
Example: "She has a beautiful eye for detail in her artwork."
Alternatives: "one eye" or "a single eye".
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Barcelona is back home, but with a eye on Saturday's showdown with Real Madrid.
Mr. Grushow said he would concentrate on developing both comedy and dramatic shows for television, with a eye toward moving into theatrical films in the longer term.
Today Five insisted the decision to use Loos was not a publicity stunt and that she was chosen to conduct the procedure by vet Jon Huxley, not producers with a eye on the next day's press headlines.
The baseline holds particular perils for offensive players who do not fully understand its limitations, but Wade manages to use that swath of space as a legitimate weapon – a zone in which he materializes and scores in the blink of a eye, only to drift back into the game's natural flow.
It was 3 a.m. on a recent Sunday, and Ms. Salvail, a part-time employee known as a tastemaker -- a k a eye candy -- watched helplessly from her free V.I.P. table in the hip-hop room while the uninvited woman, who looked like the Colombian pop star Shakira with streaked hair and a mini-kilt, wrapped herself around a stripper pole.
Arrows indicate the (a) eye, (b) Harderian gland and (c) brain.
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He's also a Grade-A eye bulger, and he quickly developed a keen instinct for when the cameras were trained on his face, delivering every time.
What about "an-eye-for-an-eye"?
"We want an eye for an eye.
No more an eye for an eye.
"I say an eye for an eye".
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