Sentence examples for range of eye from inspiring English sources

Advanced Medical, which was spun out of Allergan in 2002 and offers a broad range of eye treatment devices and solutions, had $601.5 million in sales last year.

3. Eyeshadow in Heartless £14, Urban Decay, debenhams.co.uk Urban Decay is adding to its already extensive range of eye shadows with new shades including this "Heartless" shade.

Taking a cue from the runways -- the models' eyes at Alexander McQueen were rimmed in acid green -- C Shock includes a range of eye makeup in aqua with green pearl, soft lemon yellow, and royal blue with pink pearl.

A draft of the Australian government's guidelines says that screen time for young children "may reduce the amount of time they have for active play, social contact with others and chances for language development", and may also "affect the development of a full range of eye movement [and]... reduce the length of time they can stay focused".

The resulting eye closeness detector handles a much wider range of eye appearance caused by expression, lighting, individual identity, and image noise than prior ones.

If the company can build a contact lens that offers its wearer "autofocus" powers similar to those found in digital cameras for bringing scenes into tight focus, it can address a range of eye ailments and failings with a single solution, rather than requiring the kinds of fixed prescriptions that we use now, and that are often compromises rather than perfect solutions.

Comes in a range of eye-catching prints.

They come in a range of eye-popping colours, as well as some more muted shades, are phthalate-free, and are perfect for kids and adults alike.

With his verdant facial feathering, matching black patka and comprehensive range of eye-popping expressions, Monty Panesar was England's mid-noughties breath of fresh air.

Cockfighter of Bermondsey 96 Bermondsey Street SE1 3UB 020 7357 7482 www.cockfighter.co.uk After successfully wholesaling a limited range of eye-catching clothing, Cockfighter decided it was time to open a boutique.

The result was a seemingly chaotic but deftly constructed comedy-show-in-collapse, sending up his own persona ("he's just a shit Kim Noble!"), and deploying a range of eye-catching comedy talent (Ben Target, Ed Aczel and – most improbably – Birds of a Feather star Lesley Joseph as his onscreen mum) to plug the Gadd-shaped gap.