Sentence examples for eye reader from inspiring English sources
His outlook was that of an unreconstructed Private Eye reader.
Philip Howells emails to say: "Hope you've been going through your copies of 'Colemanballs' for those classic phrases... .. Philip, I'm a bit too young to be a Private Eye reader, but being a good Northerner I am partial to Uncle Joe's Mint Balls if that's close enough for you?
Then read this column, written by Charles Moore Lord Snootyto, to Private Eye readers – Margaret Thatcher's biographer and a clever, fastidious Etonian who makes David Cameron sound like a character from EastEnders.
Sharp eyed reader Mike noticed a little humor in the Nexus One manual screen shots.
"Trust me," he entreats, "I'm a professional eye-reader".
His first mistake was eyeing readers' comments under the online news articles.
Through her eyes readers are treated to unpleasant aspects of campus life: a football tailgate party, a drunken fraternity bash, the shared bathroom of a coed dorm.
The solution, the largest untapped value resides right before publisher's eyes: readers' profiles and contents, all matched against the "noise" of the internet.
Taking painters as her main characters gave her access to a different set of formal opportunities and expert techniques, a different set of professionals, trained in the visual arts, through whose eyes readers could view the conflict.
This understanding, known colloquially as "paying off your sleep debt," has held sway over sleep research for the last few decades, and has served as a comfortable context for popular media to discuss sleep with weary eyed readers and listeners.
By 1990, the U.S. out-of-pocket share had dropped to just over 20%, then to just over 15% a decade later and by 2015 had dropped to 11%--the third lowest OP share of health spending among all 35 countries tracked by OECD! Sharp-eyed readers will note that in 1970, the OP share was even higher in the U.S., exceeding 35%.
