Sentence examples for whose eye for from inspiring English sources

Look out for Billy Sharp, whose eye for goal always gives his team hope.

A magician and a one-off player whose eye for the openings others do not see will put the X-factor into the team.

He hired the first black general manager, Ozzie Newsome, whose eye for talent has helped the Ravens advance to the playoffs a league-high five straight seasons, culminating in this Super Bowl appearance.

So on the surface, the crime was a minor one, committed by someone who was sure that a buyer for the computer could be found — ideally a buyer whose eye for a bargain would overcome any pangs of conscience.

Not surprising, perhaps, in the household of a writer whose eye for the strange-but-true (Tycho Brahe really did have a golden nose and pet elk) won him the Carnegie Medal in 2004 with his very first effort.

He acquired an exemplary editor and partner in Tom Hartman, whose eye for a solecism was as sharp as his appetite for gossip, plus a nucleus of loyal and diligent staff.

Creating a play specifically for Live's Youth Theatre may seem like only a modest advance, but it confirms that Campbell is the real deal – a young playwright whose eye, ear and empathy for the under-privileged is blisteringly funny and bitingly real.

At Grieger, we were met by Dagmar Miethke, who was Struth's "special person" there, and on whose eye and taste he depends for the finish of his photographs.

The study found that a woman's retrospectively reported greater emotional support from her mother or father after menarche predicted significantly stronger preferences for partners whose eye colour was closer to that of the parent.

Though set in contemporary Lisbon, the romantic melodrama — about a young businessman whose orderly routine is disrupted by his love for an heiress whose eye he catches from afar — captures the spirit of long-superseded formalities and the passions they repress.

People whose eyes are unsuitable for Intacs, tiny crescent-shaped inserts that are implanted in the cornea to flatten the curvature and correct nearsightedness, could also benefit, as could those with eye ailments like astigmatism.