Sentence examples for just one eye from inspiring English sources

Over and under-correction was a risk mentioned but some clinicians provided more information than others: 'I explain to them what surgery involves, that a lot of muscles around the eye, adjusting the muscles and that they might operate on both eyes not just one eye, they work as a pair.

But I do mention overcorrection, I say it's possible.' Consultant 'I explain to them what surgery involves, that a lot of muscles around the eye, adjusting the muscles and that they might operate on both eyes not just one eye, they work as a pair.

(The store is Just One Eye, and those handbags are $55,000 apiece).

"I thought they were going to fix my eye," he said, "but when I woke up I had just one eye left.

He wanted to join the marines, but a March 2010 beating left him with a fractured skull and just one eye.

by Sharon Levy There should be a word for the waythey look with just one eye, neck bent,for beetle or worm or strewn grain".Gleaning," maybe, between "gizzard"and "grit".

Pataudi's 75 and 85 against Australia in 1967-68 at Melbourne (made not just with one eye but on one good leg, in dim light and on a green-tinged first-day pitch) had the former Australian batsman Lindsay Hassett comparing him with the peerless Donald Bradman.

Just keep one eye on the TV monitor concealed in the dummy "apple for the teacher" on your desk.

When our tickets arrived with the sixteen-page style guide for men, women, and children, I read it cover to cover, and found these rules: Women must wear hats, but not fascinators, those little clip-on concoctions that so many women wore perched just above one eye at the royal wedding.

There will always be those who see with just one, literal eye.

But the meaning behind the name isn't because the dog has just one black eye.