"I'm just going to shut up," she says, rolling her eyes widely.
As they cast their vote, Georgians should "open their eyes widely" to what is really at stake, he says.
At 145th Street, when a vendor stood before him and shouted that he was selling four DVDs for $10, Dr. Foreman opened his eyes widely.
Rather, he reported that he used his ears widely and followed what was good in what he had heard and used his eyes widely and retained in his mind what he had seen.
An OSCE spokesman told him the Malaysian delegation saw valuables still there, that their team is taking "thousands of photographs … for investigators' use" and that "we are keeping our eyes widely open for any signs of human remains".
GoalRef, which uses a microchip coil in the ball, and Hawk-Eye, widely used in cricket and tennis, are the two systems being used during the tournament.
Relatively small flies; varying from shiny black, gray or greenish metallic in color; body 1-5.5 mm in length; upper part of face projecting anteriorly; orbital setae lateroclinate; clypeus concealed; inner and outer vertical bristles well developed, shortened or vestigial; parafacial and frontal vitta setulose in some species and not in others; eyes widely separated; oral margin often ciliated.
At the Rose Bowl, Beyoncé brought her album-sized pitcher of frost-brewed side-eye (widely believed to be about the peccadillos of her husband, Jay Z) on her "Lemonade" tour.
She immediately opened her eyes widely and said in a loud, clear voice, "Very much".
On this dimension, appraisals of novelty and unpredictability are compared with expectedness or familiarity (novelty sensory cue features in the present study: jaw dropped, eyebrows went up, opened his or her eyes widely).
The features pertaining to novelty (jaw dropped, eyebrows went up, and opened his or her eyes widely) do not present a clear pattern for the three types of anger.
