Sentence examples for beginning to eye from inspiring English sources

This is the target market that Microsoft has in its sights and one that even Nintendo is beginning to eye with interest.

— ANNIE LOWREY With strains in the financial markets increasing in August, bank executives were beginning to eye the possibility of turning to the Fed's discount window to line up fresh liquidity at bargain-basement rates.

He only takes the story as far as 1964, by which time he had led the Rolling Stones up the British charts and was beginning to eye up the vast potential of the US.

With Facebook and others beginning to eye the commerce logistics business, MyTime wants to accelerate growth.

In the world of cryptomillionaires, that's diversification, and it should be worrying for wealth managers beginning to eye those whose high net worth has risen along with the price of bitcoin.

What more you want?" As I was beginning to eye possible locations (the bay, the tangled edges of Dinner Key), Aunapu appeared, proud possessor of the divorce papers of a former resident of Miami Springs, the lady who claimed she'd been bitten and sodomized by Marv Albert.

He lost Mr Hussain's confidence when he began to eye the secretaryship of the ruling Muslim League.

After scoffing at retail banking for much of their histories, the country's five largest banks had begun to eye the business.

In the closing decades of the 19th century, foreign powers, particularly Russia and Japan, began to eye Manchuria as a fruitful field for imperialist expansion.

Homage, a Singapore-based startup that helps connect caregivers and organizations with care recipients and their families, has raised $4.15 million as it begins to eye overseas expansion.

In the wake of their spats with law enforcement, the duo began to eye up more legitimate routes to marijuana legalization.