His free verse (which sounds nothing like Johnson's, and always makes prose sense) can stretch and compress, sprawl out and fall back, as if to mimic the inquiring eye: The woods.
The woman and the child are locked in their famous triangle, one looking into the station as the train departs, leaving white steam in the air, the other looking up from her book with an inquiring eye, noticing that she's been seen.
Few of them succeeded, because Kim was kept far apart from inquiring eyes.
There were also plenty of stars who took time off from screens big and small to dazzle inquiring eyes.
Only the NBC group was summoned back to the I.O.C. building, at about 7 10 in the Swiss evening, driven into the basement to avoid inquiring eyes and prying questions in the lobby.
Like the lamington, pavlova, Election Day sausage and certain Big M flavours, they are a snack that has almost no international equivalent, and a flavour almost impossible to describe when curious overseas friends would inquire, eyes wide, "What do they taste like?" As my Facebook plea to Arnott's detailed, it's not "pizza" flavour, it's "Pizza Shapes" flavour.
Weidmann is an exceptionally handsome male in the medieval manner; his features are those of an etching by Holbein of some German moyen-âge merchant, with an alert, inquiring, open, hungry eye, a well-cartilaged nose terminating in a cold, curious ball like that on the end of a thermometer, and a large, amply delineated classical mouth with adequate lips.
The New Yorker, August 21 , 1926 P. 7Riding on a bus the other day our eye fell on a load of hay, crossing 5th Ave .at 42d St. "Did you see that?" we inquired, misty eyed, of a fellow passenger.
"What are you going to hum?" He inquired, doe-eyed.
Expect to pay around £13 for Italian food and to be treated like royalty, waiters kneeling beneath guests while looking up with doleful eyes, inquiring as to what "princess" requires.
There is a private-investigator quality to his round, inquiring face, active eyes, and urgent, impatient voice.
