Sentence examples for eye taking from inspiring English sources

Persimmons are to the taste buds what marzipan is to the eye, taking on whatever flavors accompany them.

I bet Alicia Canter wishes she'd been in front of the Park stage this afternoon, instead of getting a black eye taking pictures of people throwing tomatoes.

But he had withdrawn from the public eye, taking his last tour in 1997 and releasing his last album of new material in 2001.

But it wasn't until I caught a repeat of British fashion photographer Rankin's TV programme about Time magazine's veteran photojournalists that something really caught my eye, taking me back to my early experience of being a photographer.

Ghelli instead told the couple's story by letting her camera become a roving, kaleidoscopic eye, taking in, even in black and white, all the shades of the women's lives.

We're still conscious of seeing a play (Sir Peter doesn't use a lot of close-ups), but we're also conscious of an intelligent eye taking in the scene, gently stressing this or that aspect of the acting ensemble.

His eye took in everything.

The eye takes in the text peripherally.

"I was just going where my eye took me".

Building a personal website that catches an employer's eye takes a bit of time.

For one, our viewing eye takes a split second to acclimate to the new angle.