Sentence examples for thing his eye from inspiring English sources

A man who rented two rooms in a ranch house outside Santa Barbara, California, came upon in what had been the librar a bound volume of St. Nicholas of the year 1908, He opened the volume & the first thing his eye fell upon was this.

By Deems Taylor and St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, December 20 , 1958P. 19 A man who rented two rooms in a ranch house outside Santa Barbara, California, came upon in what had been the librar a bound volume of St. Nicholas of the year 1908, He opened the volume & the first thing his eye fell upon was this.

The New Yorker, December 20 , 1958P. 19 A man who rented two rooms in a ranch house outside Santa Barbara, California, came upon in what had been the librar a bound volume of St. Nicholas of the year 1908, He opened the volume & the first thing his eye fell upon was this.

You're kidding.' When we told him about the Dunwoody thing his eyes just got really wide".

Good thing his eyes were not injured, or James would have had to pull out the royal blindfold and shoot free throws without looking.

As he talks, Whitaker demonstrates a sweet-tempered quality and, even at 52, a wide-eyed enthusiasm for small things; his eyes light up at the sight of the vegan soup he's ordered.

We assumed that the watch would eventually get into the hands of a man wearing a thing in his eye, who would open the case and bend over and examine the works.

Crucially, unlike the super-cynical Bay, who turned a kids' toy into a soft-core franchise, Levy (who provides a director's commentary) remembers that his target audience is essentially young at heart and plays the whole thing with his eye firmly on the family market.

Edgar has "the sheen of Last Things in his eye".

Secondly, as I spent time with him I realised he has this thing about his eyes, whether you call it charisma or 'watchability', this thing that draws you in and makes you feel that you can see this person's emotions and in some cases feel them yourself.

Ba-boom!" There was some bravado in his telling of this, but it was obviously a willed thing, because his eyes had a pained expression.