Sentence examples for eye recall from inspiring English sources

When Woody sneezes that big cloud of premium-quality California cocaine across the room during the party scene, does your mind's eye recall it in wide or square format?

Mosul Eye recalled the tense early days of ISIS rule on campus — and the debate over Shakespeare.

In part that means increasing the volume: their impish folk-pop is beefed up into something much heavier here; tracks such as Million Eyes recall the muscular riffing of stoner rock as much as the skybound uplift of psychedelia.

Us grown-ups are more careful with animals and their homes now than my childhood eyes recall, but there's still a way to go with how we interact with each other.

Conservatives are also reportedly eyeing recall efforts against two Democratic state senators who left Wisconsin this week.

Harbisson's unusual encounters with color, without actually using his eyes, recall the work of artist James Turrell, who famously said light "is not the bearer of revelation -- it is the revelation".

Look closely at a scene (you can do this anywhere: at work, on the bus, at a coffee shop) and, closing your eyes, recall as many details about the scene as you possibly can.

Ms. Perez, a round-faced 25-year-old with radiant blue eyes, recalled their goodbye, a quick "Adios," moments later.

"I lost two diopters in my eyes," recalls former astronaut Michael López-Alegría, who spent 215 consecutive days on the ISS.

His versions of the standards "Night and Day" and "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" recalled the '60s recordings of Sinatra and the Platters.

Ms. Burton and Mr. Brennan, now 60 and 59, aren't the sort of people who grow misty-eyed recalling the old days.