Sentence examples for read eyeballs from inspiring English sources

So from now on I'm throwing my support (read: eyeballs) behind a lesser-known Chicago-based company called YCharts in Don Quixote-like hopes that one of two things happens: Yahoo eventually gets under fire enough it fixes its product or someone else (hopefully YCharts) finally builds a great alternative for free, detailed, reliable financial information.

One company expects to bring out an iris scanner this year that can read an eyeball from 10 feet or so.

If you're going to spend a lot of time and energy on a story, you want as many eyeballs to read it as possible.

"I always say to people," Alan Simpson told NBC's Chuck Todd, "before you, you know begin to drool at the mouth, and go crazy and scratch our eyeballs out, read the damn report.

Given these qualifications, it hardly seems that you can count Android's market share gains as a win…unless, of course, you're Google lining up new eyeballs to read your ads.

Twitter's best practices suggest you not use more than two hashtags in the tweet, because this can dilute their usefulness for other users, and make it a royal pain in the eyeballs to read.

We'll be up to our eyeballs reading about people who can't afford their new mortgages and folks packing up from San Jose/Austin/Phoenix/Tyson's Corners and moving back to Iowa.

His technique of scarcely moving his eyeballs as he read the autocue made him highly effective at speaking directly to the camera.

The number of eyeballs available to read and consume this content is increasing, too.

As always, if you'd prefer to go the old fashioned route and read the story with your eyeballs, you can find it right here.

I read and heard about the eyeball-scorching, cornea-melting, socket-shattering intensity of "Mad Max: Fury Road" and thought, "Bring it on".