Sentence examples for caught someone's eye from inspiring English sources

Their voices were less loud if they were seated further away and, eerily, when I caught someone's eye there was a frisson of embarrassment, as in real life.

At almost every basket in the Knicks' training facility today, a hopeful prospect stood sweating, finishing off a nearly two-hour workout and hoping that he had caught someone's eye.

"It reminded me of a production by Cecil B. DeMille," he wrote, "only we had fewer extras to carry spears". One of his articles caught someone's eye at the White House, which led to four years as an aide to President Dwight Eisenhower.

Ever caught someone's eye on the street and shared a simple smile?

It would show the world that I'd been chosen, that I'd been deemed pretty and worth pursuing, that I'd been someone's crush - or at least caught someone's eye.

I was walking around, you know, sort of a scummy area where there was some bad stuff going on, and I just caught someone's eye, this man's eye.

If you catch someone's eye at a networking event, it's good manners to extend your hand and introduce yourself.

"Hopefully, I'll do enough to catch someone's eye".

When he wanted to talk to someone new, he would pinch me and I would cast around the room to catch someone's eye and move us on.

"Those kinds of numbers for someone who plays tight end are pretty good and bound to catch someone's eye," Pucek, Johnson's trainer, said.

Though she wants to stay in New York, she is applying to jobs across the country, hoping she will catch someone's eye.