There are a lot of busy eyes and eyeballing in the film, as well as a cataclysmic, epiphanic storm.
Dressed in jeans and sneakers, with busy eyes and a wavy fringe of gray hair, he awoke this Friday at 3 a.m.
When he's not pumping iron or dejectedly glugging red wine, he's busy eyeing his handiwork and guest through the spy-cams that pepper his concrete (and mostly underground) lair.
Senators are too busy eyeing next year's elections, especially those lawmakers with the least political security — that is, a few suburban Democrats in dicey districts and all 30 of the Republicans, who want to regain the majority next year.
We've come close – Scandal is clearly preposterous but takes itself slightly too seriously, and House of Cards perpetually seems seconds away from turning into a full-scale Frankie Howerd parody of itself – but it has always been hard to shake the feeling that most modern showrunners have been too busy eyeing up prestige to fully commit to trash.
In the new book, he recalls his "only extended meeting with John Updike," in the late nineteen-eighties, which allowed him to observe "those busy eyes of his, the set of the mouth (as if containing, with difficulty, a vast and mysterious euphoria), his turban-shaped hair still forcefully thriving, his hands on the tea tray so much firmer than my own".
Lois calls on Brian saying he was too busy eye-balling Glenn Close on Redbook magazine.
I have big gaps in my knowledge base, because, in Sunday School, I was too busy eyeing Richard Newhauser than paying attention to why we celebrate Simchas Torah.
While most of us have been busy eyeing Gigi Hadid's newest collection with Tommy Hilfiger and gawking at Bella Hadid's latest sheer outfit, the models' little brother landed the biggest campaign of his career.
The second wave, from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m., is made up of people in such a hurry to get to work, says Marjorie Sparrow, 57, the owner, "they're too busy for eye contact".
