Sentence examples for eye ahead of from inspiring English sources

He was calm, authoritative and tidy enough, but generally left Barkley to catch the eye ahead of him.

And the Fiver's Oxbridge-educated, Scrumpy-quaffing, roll-up-smoking, pavilion-dwelling cousin, the Spin, casts a gazing eye ahead of cricket's Big Cup.

Stirling Moss conjectures to this day that his 1955 British Grand Prix victory at Aintree, only a blink of an eye ahead of Fangio, was a generous gift on the maestro's part, given with the express endorsement of Mercedes-Benz's marketing strategists.

That would place the Sherman Monument, in the artist's eyes, ahead of such landmarks as the Robert Gould Shaw Memorial, opposite the State House in Boston, and the Adams Memorial in the Rock Creek Cemetery in Washington.

Even though you should keep your eyes ahead of you, look at the ground as well so that you won't trip over roots.

But, even though it is only late spring, a surprising number of figures in the field have cast an anxious eye ahead to the danger of gas stocks running low this winter.

Private Eye stayed ahead of Dennis Publishing's The Week, which grew 1.1% on last year to 199,459.

In the post-Hussein sweepstakes for the title of most repressive Middle Eastern nation, Syria's powerful secret police agencies, its shadowy governing party and the lack of free expression will also probably pull Syria -- at least in American eyes -- ahead of competitors like Libya or American allies including Egypt, Jordan and Saudi Arabia.

Inside the park, as well as along the adjoining food alley, all kinds of sausages are grilled before your eyes (not ahead of time and then stored in foil) -- including an especially delicious garlic-and-herb variation.

Everyone, it seems, is spying on everyone else; but are the Five Eyes far ahead of the game?

Keep your eyes straight ahead of you, not on the ground.