Sentence examples for taking eyeballs from inspiring English sources

The notion that politics were taking eyeballs away from the NFL, but not other sports leagues, was dubious at best.

Most notably, the league says high interest in this year's contentious presidential election between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump is taking eyeballs away from its product.

And where sort-of competitor Apple has been making a killing with its iPhone and iPad devices, and taking eyeballs for advertising and other services along with it.

After taking eyeballs, they were briefly washed with PBS and 10% germicide and placed in cold medium.

So, depending on the business model of those apps, this could take eyeballs off of, say, in-app ads.

If those numbers continue to grow as expected, ITV will gradually eat into the market share of the portal companies, taking away eyeballs from their ads and eventually eroding their profits.

In one account, he shouts at his fleeing attackers, who nearly severed his leg with an ax, "You tell Saddam I am going to survive this, and I'll take your eyeballs out".

"You get so stressed out from being in that cage all day and only dealing with gamblers trying to take your eyeballs out all day and being in a country where it rains all day," he says.

Mr. Allawi was so badly wounded that they left him for dead, though not before he yelled at them as they left, as he recalls it, "You tell Saddam I am going to survive this, and I'll take your eyeballs out".

Advertising campaigns are designed to get eyeballs, but apparently you can sometimes take that mandate a little too literally.

It will be just another app/widget, competing alongside all the others that are taking mobile users' eyeballs away from Facebook.