Sentence examples for eye called from inspiring English sources

He wrote about a black private eye called John Shaft.

Most sharks and all rays have an opening behind each eye, called a spiracle, which is a modified first gill cleft.

The collection itself is a dry run for the Philip Marlowe novels, centred on a precursor private eye called John Dalmas.

One of the favourites is a bridge designed by Marks Barfield, the creators of the London Eye, called the Bronze Blade, evoking Arthur's sword – Excalibur.

Taylor decided to test Dave Barmy, and thus Pollard's loyalty, by turning to a virtual female private eye called Markie Macdonald.

There is a regular feature in the Eye called "Lookalikes" that invites readers to send in two photographs that foreground a resemblance between disparate people.

Canova, who studies big finance with a critical eye, calls Wasserman Schultz the "quintessential corporate machine politician".

So do I have it in for Piers Moron (as Private Eye calls him)?

But Judge Kessler denied the request to hold hearings out of the public eye, calling it "deeply troubling".

Of the entrees we sampled, a large, melt-in-the-mouth rib-eye called cowboy steak managed to avoid careless seasoning; the meat was juicy and delicious.

The Vamp had a daughter from a previous relationship, a cute kid with big dreamy eyes, called Marleen.