Sentence examples for takes the eye from inspiring English sources

"You could paint your front door a wonderful color, so that it takes the eye away," she said, noting that red is often a good choice.

As a player who so takes the eye, and with a charming demeanour, he could become a big favourite with the crowds as his path converges with Federer's.

It takes the eye of a professional with long experience to evaluate the actual state of the paint surface of a picture under these circumstances.

It takes the eye of God to see, in the acts of man, which are the children of delight and which the dead ends of despair.

Now, freed to breathe — in a room built to the same specifications as Matisse's dining room in Nice, where it was created — the ultramarine diving and swimming forms have a rhythmic lyricism that takes the eye on a cyclonic, invigorating ride.

Robert Havell Jr.'s 1840 oil painting "View of the Bay and City of New York From Weehawken" takes the eye from the gardens and greenery of the foreground to the spires and chimneys of Manhattan rising across the river — itself home to both sailboats and steamboats.

When she takes the eyes, she takes the witness.

Sometimes it just takes the eyes, ears,and support of someone you trust to help you see things different.

But it was the ordinary people of Brazil who took the eye.

An abundance of flowers would have taken the eye from the fountains and the grotto at the end.

There is always a novel angle, always movement taking the eye outside the frame into the viewer's imagination.