Field is 31, blond and has a watchful expression that breaks easily into a big smile.
"I am concerned about this and plan to have a watchful eye on each thing that is proposed".
On a typical morning, one analyst might have a watchful eye on the spread of avian flu through Vietnam, while another checks reports of a kidnapping in Lesotho.
Darryl Pinckney's second novel, "Black Deutschland" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux), too, sends its gay narrator abroad, and it, too, has a watchful apprehension of its literary antecedents.
Idris Elba, who plays Heimdall in Thor – and, by the way, anyone who's been complaining about a black actor being cast as a Norse god is just crazy; this is a fantasy world, for goodness sake – has a watchful gravitas for free.
As a Partner at venture capital firm Accel Partners, she's been responsible for investments in companies like Spotify, Top10, Wonga, Calistone and Avita, to name just a few, and always has a watchful eye on new digital media and consumer internet projects.
Only do this if you have a watchful eye, because a hamster could run away and get lost before you say, "How do you do?" When you go outside with your hamster, put a blanket down on the ground if it's a bit nippy, or bring out his hamster ball so he can run around without escaping.
This brave old code, like Argus, had a hundred watchful eyes, And ev'ry English peasant had his good old English spies, To tempt his starving discontent with fine old English lies, Then call the good old Yeomanry to stop his peevish cries, In the fine old English Tory times; Soon may they come again!
Because of the unusually heavy rains that day, the Leitners had kept a watchful eye on the hillside behind their house.
