I chose this hospital over another in the area because it has a lower C-section rate and a reputation for taking a watchful, hands-off approach during a normal labor.
Residents could observe and, under the watchful eye and hands of senior surgeons, perform procedures or even take over.
His life was austere, disciplined and watchful of the hand of providence.
Do strangers on the train see my confident amble through the doors and feel assured as I stand, watchful, with my hand poised just above my belt, ready if anyone tries anything funny?
Although I understand the anti-censorship argument that the amendments to Blyton over the years rob children of a sense of period, it presupposes that all children have on hand a watchful adult who can inoculate them against her effect via lively, contextualising lit-crit debate whenever a "dirty" caravanner pops up.
A large painting of Che Guevara, habano in hand, kept a watchful eye on proceedings.
Rows of people were hunched over tables in silence, pens in hand, under the watchful eyes of invigilators.
He also possesses a watchful gravity and, shockingly, the large, authoritative hands of a real wizard.
He and his midfield colleagues mesh like the cogs in a hand-built gearbox, with the watchful Marcos Senna covering their rear and Torres ahead, on the shoulder of the last defender, waiting to pounce.
In the tradition established by his predecessor, David Letterman, there were a few good-nature shots at CBS, whose president and CEO, Les Moonves, kept a watchful eye from the front row, his hand at a switch that, should Colbert misbehave, would turn the network from "Late Show" to a rerun of "The Mentalist".
The key to their use is a watchful eye and a slow and steady hand.
