"It seems likely," she noted, "that as better writing, on what are reckoned to be the woman's pages, drags the male eye increasingly across them… and as women increasingly write on general subjects without feeling that [they must] write fluffily to assert their femininity, the distinction between what is/what is not women's material will become increasingly blurred".
When the Apps begin bouncing, click and drag the Safe Eyes Mobile icon to the previous location of Safari.
They threw ropes up into the terrace; we held the ropes and climbed them, then spent the game staring into the crowd, dragging the support out of us, eyes barely on the match.
Use extra oil if necessary to prevent your fingers from dragging the delicate skin around your eyes.
Light that passed inside the boundary, which in gravitational black holes is called the event horizon, would be inexorably dragged into the eye of the vortex, like an unfortunate flea carried down a bathtub drain no matter how desperately it struggles.
The smooth, graceful arc of the shoreline in "Beach Scene, Newport (Fog at Narragansett)" from 1860 drags the viewer's eye from left to right along the white sandy beach and up around the tip of the curving headland, where the land peters out at the foggy horizon splitting water from sky.
Don't drag the skin under the eye outward; always move from the outside to the inside.
Just dip a toothpick in the frosting, and drag the toothpick around the eyes to make glasses.
Be careful not to drag the halter over the nose, eyes or ears.
The donor lenticule was loaded in a Busin glide and a micro incision forceps was passed across the anterior chamber through a side port, exiting through the enlarged clear cornea tunnel to grab the graft and drag it into the eye.
