Cheeks blushing, eyes damp with tears, he waited until the ovation died down, then said: "If I'd known what I know now, I'd have put a patch on my eye (as Rooster Cogburn) 35 years ago".
"If I'd known what I know now, I'd have put a patch on my eye 35 years ago". --John Wayne, in 1970, accepting best actor for "True Grit". "Many, many years ago I raised a son and I told him, if you ever become a writer or a director, please find a good part for your old man". --Walter Huston, in 1949, best supporting actor for "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre," directed by son John Huston.
Ellis also put a patch on the injured area of the foot.
But after three weeks or so she found that she couldn't move her left eye, and we put a patch over it.
I bought a Yankee hat and when I got back to school, I remember having to cut it open because it was too small, and a lady at school had to put a patch in it to make it look like it was the regular size...
Instead of having prick their finger continuously, customers can now put a patch on, which delivers readings whenever they want.
The common treatment is to put a patch over the good eye to force the "lazy" eye to work harder but Calum found it annoying.
"The fact that Microsoft actually put a patch out in March — how do you make sure that those things go out?
Patients put a patch on their forehead when they go to sleep, and the patch is linked to a device which delivers electrical stimulation into the deep brain areas via the trigeminal nerve.
"Many Democrats want to put a patch on the problem," he writes.
Double up a small yet strong elastic band around the spoiler poles of the Viper Carefully put a patch of some double wrapped napkin cloth on to the delicate Nano LCD Screen The Completed Configuration of Nano and Model Platform.
