Sentence examples for proprietary eye from inspiring English sources
Bollywood casts a proprietary eye on Hollywood in "Kambakkht Ishq," a comedy set in Los Angeles starring two of India's hottest stars, Akshay Kumar and Kareena Kapoor.
The woman who accompanied me to "Désir" observed that it's a show that demands you develop crushes on individual performers, whom you start to watch with a proprietary eye.
Confidential memos among the Rangers owners became part of the public record in subsequent litigation, and they paint a picture of the owners casting a proprietary eye over the area and then telling the city what land to seize.
An older boy, odd and constantly blinking, had been his preferred companion, and Sunil even now viewed the dustbins in the cargo area with a proprietary eye, as they had been the boys' most profitable target.
The energetic, earnest Elizabeth Peabody, famous many years later as the original for Miss Birdseye in "The Bostonians," cast a proprietary eye: to her, he was, as Wineapple writes, "one of nature's ordained priests, an Ariel breathing moral ambrosia, a second Homer".
An ayurvedic proprietary polyherbal eye drop (Itone™) developed on the basis of ayurvedic principles have been available for the last 25 years in Indian Market and has been recognized to have medicinal value for various ocular ailments.
Imaging was performed using the proprietary software package Eye Explorer (version 3.2.1.0, Heidelberg Engineering) and for the work-up of the images we used CorelX3 (Corel Corporation, Ottawa, ON, Canada).
The present duke, said Mr. Mitchell, "in fine family tradition, takes, I won't say a proprietary, but a close eye on the battlefields".
Nobody knows how much of this hidden money exists, but next time you see a politician with a proprietary gleam in his eye cutting a ribbon for a baseball field, you should know that the money probably came from this bottomless slush pot in Albany.
"Eye-catching proprietary packaging is really essential," he said.
So they tend to be wary: a recent study by Accenture, another consultancy, estimated that barely 10% of American doctors use modern EMR systems.In addition, many hospitals and insurers have not embraced open, interconnected EMR systems, choosing instead to keep patient data locked away from competitors' eyes in proprietary systems.
