Sentence examples for concrete eye from inspiring English sources

M.A.C.'s concrete eye shadow was blended over eyelids, right up to the brows, which were defined with M.A.C.'s new Velux brow pencil.

Reading from back to front, we find: a lashing tail, which also functions as a lasso; legs as thick as a dinosaur's, with claws that can churn up concrete; eyes as dull as glue; and a mouth that seems to peel open in many directions at once.

They used to crouch behind a few tyres filled with concrete, "eyes like saucers, gripping the 50-cal [heavy machine gun," said one of the former British army officers advising the Lebanese. Now they have proper defences, and morale is good.

The release of the sequester details, however, might change the equation and transform the debate from abstract politics into a concrete and eye-opening reality.

Then there's the stadium itself; the tiny, soon-to-be abandoned training pitch in the shadow of its concrete stands, eye-holes ripped from the screens protecting players' intimacy; and the assorted streetlife gathering as night falls, not so much protecting its intimacy as selling it - from women to men to both.

That's when the limbs feel like concrete, the eyes can't focus, the speech is slurred, the mind is sluggish.

In pockets around Carnaby Street in Soho, where shiny mainstream shops sell garments for hip skate rats, boutiques like Concrete, the Pineal Eye and Zoltar the Magnificent represent another fashion cohort, one disposed to the delights of clothes that have been shot at, or to baseball style T-shirts that read "Palestine".

A photograph taken at the moment of the rescue operation showed him staring at the camera from under blocks of concrete, his dark eyes wide open with horror while a hand belonging to another victim dangled lifelessly over his shoulder.

LB Chelsea Hotel #2 – Leonard Cohen This solemn account of a brief, amorous encounter (rumoured to have been with Janis Joplin) at a legendary New York hotel, suggests the way that a city can press people together, a desire for human contact amid all the concrete and downcast eyes.

The houses' wildly cantilevered concrete roofs guide the eye to the distant horizon while resting on rough-hewn walls that root the dwellings in the landscape.

"I think, if the national census uses these kinds of categories, it reifies, gives them a concrete reality in the eyes of society which divides people".