"Oh, just wash it down," she advised, which I did while my customer eyed the oven for fresh bloomers.
The mist is clearing from many customers' eyes, however.
None of this has raised the utility's esteem in its customers eyes.
In 1950 the elder DeSanti began making doughnuts using a small automatic doughnut machine right before customers' eyes.
The trainee chocolatiers will eventually cook up treats before customers' eyes, in vast "chocolate emporia"—part of the company's plan to provide customers with "an experience, not just chocolate", explains one of its founders.
What's more, content you share on Google+ can show up in Google searches — yet another way to keep your Google+-related activity in front of potential customers' eyes.
Even in health-conscious Ireland, it is still possible to find pubs so thick with tobacco smoke that the air stings customers' eyes, and the far end of the bar recedes, dimly visible, into a bluish haze.
Another way to blow smoke in the customers' eyes is to dress up a performance number in fancy statistical clothing.
Using a control group, run a few variations on the language and track click-through rates to see what catches customers' eyes.
In other cases, like with United Nude, the shoes are printed in the store, right before the customers' eyes.
A steely focus on price and simplicity, against a backdrop of falling living standards that has sharpened customers' eye for a bargain, has seen the discounter grab market share from competitors and transform what we expect from our weekly shop.
