Sentence examples for eye on something from inspiring English sources
Stephen Enniss has his eye on something else.
But if you do have your eye on something, go to rrauction.com.
"If you've had your eye on something for a while and want to make a lowball offer, do it now".
In reality, I'll have had my eye on something, but to the unsuspecting passer-by, it looks like I've made a very rash purchase.
He has his eye on something called a Slow Chair, a high-design item made by two French designers for Vitra, he said, but it is $3,459.
Financially, however, Mr. Sloan may have his eye on something to which Hollywood insiders have attended far more closely than the fans.
I have my eyes on something better – the perfect champion's house.
Now she has her eyes on something new: the marathon, maybe the New York City Marathon.
"It's given me a fresh set of eyes on something I know very well".
How else did they guess we'd all be yearning to feast our eyes on something more attractive than a gloomy rain-filled sky?
Like Sunny, "Jackpot" has its eyes on something bigger, like Mr. Potter's movie, in which the strength of pop was used for its raw, emotional power.
