Example sentences of "[noun sg] eye " in BNC.
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| 1 | Among the objects in Devizes Museum is an un-inscribed stone altar , a full-size silver eye from a bronze head of a cult statue and a length of iron rod sheathed in bronze , which may have been part of a sceptre . |
| 2 | Mark Holborn has written : " The silver eye and black silhouette were photographed in a similar convention to sumi-e ink painting , like brush strokes in the sky ! |
| 3 | Why not extend the study to co occurrence within the same phrase ( moon in a silver sky ) or within the same sentence ( the moon stared down with its silver eye ) ? |
| 4 | A single thread that could tower to the silver eye of the moon — if you could convince the spider of its need to do it . |
| 5 | The sun rolled a watery silver eye behind the clouds . |
| 6 | from The Sixth Exercise given by Paul Klee at the Bauhaus , 3 July 1922 from Paul Klee Notebooks Volume 1 : The thinking eye |
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| 8 | The topaz eye of the scorpion glinted up at him . |
| 9 | Whose purple Clusters lure the longing Eye , |
| 10 | If you , the teacher , take on the " obstacle " role you can focus on their use of space/ body language/ eye contact in their attempts to get round the obstacle . |
| 11 | We have a specialist eye unit but also the specialists work very closely with the plastic surgeons and we 're a major regional centre for operations on the head and neck |
| 12 | a dead spring 's fingerprint or a watering eye |
| 13 | ‘ Not bad for a townie , ’ Jos said , casting his expert eye over the results . |
| 14 | ‘ And I dare say it 's a great advantage to Lord Darlington to have someone to keep an expert eye on the activities of the gardener . ’ |
| 15 | Primarily a national vegetable judge , he was more than happy to cast his expert eye over the quality field of spring flowers and he commented on the high standard achieved by the village . |
| 16 | Gavers , an Arsenal fanatic and soccer nut , volunteered to cast an expert eye over yesterday 's historic programme featuring the Forest-Liverpool match . |
| 17 | Only the expert eye of their Capellan adviser could tell where , in all that wilderness of basalt and shale , might lie hidden a clue to the world that had been lost . |
| 18 | Each month Amies will cast an expert eye over the classic gentleman 's wardrobe exclusively for Esquire |
| 19 | Politicians under the expert eye of Quality Control Inspectors Grace McCarthy ( left ) Jackie White and Eleanor Park . |
| 20 | Expert eye cast by Paul Good works : |
| 21 | UTV presenter Paul Clarke casts an expert eye along the row of ‘ oscar 's ’ , which will be presented to companies and their employees who have helped to support charity or community projects in the province . |
| 22 | The young men stripped and painted themselves in black and white imitation of the feather pattern on the predator : bringing the hunting eye of the eagle to the clan . |
| 23 | And made sure you use a light , day-time eye gel . |
| 24 | The dark bay was a seventeen-hand mare , perhaps young , beautifully conformed , with a kind eye and immaculately turned out . |
| 25 | Plenty eye in jungle belong Other Side . |
| 26 | Leaning forward , he placed both hands on his walking-cane and held the pose for a few seconds , then he raised one white-gloved hand to the monocle at his hight eye and stared out at the audience . |
| 27 | Dr de Pomiane 's radar eye saw through them : " Homard à l'américaine is a cacophony … it offends a basic principle of taste . " |
| 28 | As science fiction writer John Shirley wrote in an essay called Beyond Cyberpunk : The New Science Fiction Underground , in last year 's Science Fiction Eye , ‘ Like influenza and sexual desire , the alternative press comes and goes in cycles . ’ |
| 29 | To win tickets to the British Grand Prix , see Esquire Eye , page 127 |
| 30 | Esquire eye |