Sentence examples for grants eye from inspiring English sources

Before 9 o'clock he is escorted to the defense table, where, between his suited attorneys, he rarely grants eye contact to those accusing him of heinous acts.

People begin taking them for granted; the eye no longer quite sees them.

Wrinkles begins to feel the effects of the thin air at the edge of the atmosphere, so he bites another wish-granting newt eye, asking to be back down on Earth.

But Hilario Machando, 86, who was cruising South Beach on his rusty bicycle with his pet Chihuahua in the basket, loves living here, anyway, and loves that God has granted him eyes to see.

But some warn that any downward pressure on pay as a result of these changes may be limited largely to the companies now granting truly eye-popping packages.

But, again, being granted an outside eye on my nationality can be highly educational.

So after burning through a few barrels of that good ol' midnight oil, Alex has released a driver of his own, granting the PS3 Eye a new reason for existing.

"If you happen to be in a year when you get one of those grants, it's eye-catching".

The wide spacing of its eyes grants superb binocular vision, while the extremely long nostrils on the leading margin of the cephalofoil may allow for better detection and tracking of odor trails in the water.

Researchers who want to compete for these grants should keep an eye on DARPA's solicitations page for funding announcements.

These include eligibility for free school meals, food vouchers for pregnant women, school uniform grants, reduced charges for eye and dental care, home energy efficiency schemes, Blue Badges for disabled people and student support.