Sentence examples for start eye from inspiring English sources

The data from this rapid assessment survey can now be used as a baseline to start eye care services in this region.

Yet monologists, as most of Marlene's guests were, only start eyes rolling rather than set conversation flowing.

I'm too uptight not to start eyeing the exit the moment a crack appears in the fourth wall, and this extravagantly interactive show demolishes it.

"There is something about what we do that maybe allows you 24 to 48 hours before you start eyeing up the next challenge," Payton said.

England's cricketers can start eyeing up fast cars and designer clothing again after learning that Sir Allen Stanford's multimillion-dollar Twenty20 match will go ahead as planned.

That means Winnipeg will now start eyeing the wobbling Atlanta Thrashers, or perhaps the increasingly unprofitable Columbus Blue Jackets, who announced they lost $25 million this season.

Sawiris would not be surprised if large multinationals soon start eyeing his territory.

But LIGO probably won't sense any shimmers in space-time until both facilities are fine-tuned and ready to start eyeing the gravitational universe in early 2002.

When this word appears in media headlines and on magazine covers, it's usually time for investors to start eyeing the exits.

It too should start eying a finish line, but you can understand how hard it is to give up a vehicle with such a rollercoaster of a part.

That's good news anytime, but especially now, as the economy circles the toilet bowl, provoking more individuals to start eyeing the purses of little old ladies.