In the last few years, the Cambodian government has tightened security around Angkor, with an eye toward luring tourism dollars to the impoverished country.
September 21 2011 September 22 201111 On Sept. 21, Christie's presents one of its periodic "First Open" sales, with a wide range of styles and an eye toward luring younger investors to contemporary art.
Certainly it has the atmosphere worked out: Twinkling lights catch the eye and lure you off the main road.
The more the industry is driven by the need to create hits and brands that stand out from the crowd, the more crucial it is to be able to afford the sort of content that will catch the eye, or lure the subscriber.
The facade doesn't even bother to waylay the harried pedestrian's eye and lure it toward the sky, where its spire sends news and music and every other kind of broadcast out into the atmosphere for all the world, or at least the metro area, to hear.
Jane, who has a history of sleeping with the musicians she produces, is seriously involved with the band's lead singer, Ian (Alessandro Nivola), a sexual athlete with a sly smile and carnivorous eyes who relishes luring third parties into bed with them.
Even displayed at eye height it lures you into an unreal world of dizzy perspective in which the action melts into a kind of abstract ecstasy.
Martin's housekeeper, Celia (Genevieve Picot), carries on like an evil stepsister, tricking him, mocking him and performing nasty sleights like luring his seeing eye dog away.
The sea has long captured the eye of photographers and painters, luring these curious voyagers to the open waters with its sublime beauty.
It is clearly designed with an eye toward retaining and, more important, luring back corporate users.
She threw her own parties and stopped by other local shindigs, luring intoxicated guests, with goofy grins and half-mast eyes, to pose in a makeshift studio.
