Sentence examples for stands eye from inspiring English sources

CLARKSTON, Ga., Sept. 21 — When the Rev. Phil Kitchin steps into the pulpit of the Clarkston International Bible Church on Sunday mornings, he stands eye to eye with the changing face of America.

It seemed to be obligatory in Paris on Election Night to give a party or to go to someone else's party--the party writer went to was thrown by a writer & his wife whose apartment stands eye to eye with the Tour Eiffel..

"What's 'appening guys?" Joey T Michael Rispolii) the group's ringleader, stands eye-to-eye with his one-time old friend.

Then there's the stadium itself; the tiny, soon-to-be abandoned training pitch in the shadow of its concrete stands, eye-holes ripped from the screens protecting players' intimacy; and the assorted streetlife gathering as night falls, not so much protecting its intimacy as selling it - from women to men to both.

Out on the street, an uneasy truce has developed between the rival salesmen, who stand eye to eye at the entrance to the Alexanderplatz subway station.

His head almost brushed the low ceiling, so that he looked down at the girl now, but he remembered how they had once stood eye to eye.

Museumgoers can marvel at the dinosaurs from above, stand eye to eye with a giant pterosaur, Quetzalcoatlus northropi, suspended from the ceiling, and see a lifelike wood carving of a Flexomornis howei, the oldest fossil bird found in North America.

It was a long and painful road, with twists and turns as a nation relived atrocity after atrocity as killers stood eye to eye with the families of their victims.

Let the people coming to the field stand eye to eye.

The ones who've stood eye-to-eye with Red Army soldiers have terrible stories to tell.

He was 6-feet-7 and had stood eye-to-eye with an elephant.