Within eyeshot of most of the city, hardly a tactful move.
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An enormous billboard hangs in eyeshot of Gigi's pad ... pimping Stuart Weitzman's luxury boots.
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It's ok if you want to keep your love of technology out of eyeshot.
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As she waited for Bourgeous, Davis began to feel uncomfortable with the bison within eyeshot.
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My favorite books are lined up in my study within eyeshot of my reading chair.
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Photo: Ben Margot (AP)Take a second to look around you and consider the various gadgets within eyeshot.
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Why wait two hours to use a toilet when there is a perfectly good porcelain one within eyeshot?
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He also advocates for the "whisper test," where the MRI technologist, out of eyeshot, whispers to the patient.
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Soon, she was within eyeshot of John Vincent, the three-time champion who was currently in first place.
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As Meade knelt down, a woman named Alicia Rodis, the network's first-ever 'intimacy coordinator,' was within eyeshot, watching the monitor.
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The choristers maintained remarkable musical focus and physical composure while traipsing about the hall and interacting with anyone who came into eyeshot.
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"It was such an awkward moment, everyone saw it," the insider recalled, adding that their tables were within direct eyeshot of each other.
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Texting mean things about someone when they're sitting next to you and within eyeshot of your phone is a despicable thing to do.
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Mr. Castro said he had ordered the same small bunch of rebels to march back and forth within eyeshot of The Times's correspondent.
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Warning: We suggest not keeping this pie within eyeshot of your guests, as it may create an uncontrollable urge to skip savory dishes.
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He has called the turbines within eyeshot of one of his Scottish golf courses "a disaster for Scotland" on par with the Lockerbie bombing.
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The island of Giraglia is a windswept pile of rocks that sits within eyeshot of the northern tip of Corsica in the Mediterranean sea.
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Right to Repair Is Less Complicated and More Important Than You Might ThinkTake a second to look around you and consider the various gadgets within eyeshot.
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The cash goes into her handbag and the handbag either stays with her security team or goes out onstage and resides, within eyeshot, on the piano.
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For example, the life-sized Oscar Meyer Wienermobile is parked within eyeshot of the ornament case where it is presented in miniature for the 2001 HKO collection.
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Over the objections of senior Roman Catholic leaders and some area residents, a McDonald's opened last week just outside Vatican City, within eyeshot of St. Peter's Square.
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It's unusual for a couple to announce the end of their marriage yet take no action for more than a year ... and still live within eyeshot of each other.
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Although still valued by some, the designated waiting areas — well-lit spots within eyeshot of a station agent or next to an intercom — are unknown to many riders today.
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But now, in eyeshot of an international bridge connecting the Mexican city of Ciudad Juárez to the United States, a new and even more serious obstacle presented itself: the coronavirus.
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You may not notice the food, Western and regional, all of it fancy, plus a few local specials every day such as the house duck, redolent with spices picked within eyeshot.
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An intimacy coordinator is the one who makes sure a set is closed before a scene begins, ordering crew out so they aren't milling around within eyeshot, which used to be common.
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A four-minute walk takes you from the site of a triple murder across the street from a church to the sites of three more killings, each within eyeshot of a house of worship.
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Massachusetts has come a long way since the debacle known as Cape Wind, a proposal dating back to 2001 to erect 130 turbines in Nantucket Sound, within eyeshot of Cape Cod, Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard.
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The last time I visited Brighton to speak to The Magic Gang in 2016, they shared a place with five other musicians, slap-bang in the city centre, the local Pavilion and Palace Pier within eyeshot.
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By way of explaining her fitness history, our producer Veanne told me a story about how she and a friend used to stand outside the local gym eating burritos within eyeshot of poor, sweaty treadmill runners.
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Protesters stage marches on the National Mall in Washington, in eyeshot of those elected to the Congress, mimicking military advances – a metaphorical threat that Members of Congressmen had better heed or be overrun at the ballot box.
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Six killings, one arrest A four-minute walk takes you from the site of a triple slaying across the street from a church to the sites of three more killings, each within eyeshot of a house of worship.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Over months of protests Carlos Garcia Rawlins has been on Venezuela's streets daily, documenting increasingly violent clashes with security forces, experience that helped put him within eyeshot of a soldier who fatally wounded a young activist at close range.
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Since these calls originated from a booth and are being aired in another kind of booth, it is easy enough to imagine that the calls could be coming from any one of the booths within eyeshot — or emanating from our own.
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The décor employs an earthy color palette and sizable dining room, including a row of seats at the kitchen's marble countertop, which put diners in eyeshot of Nicolau Pla Gomez, the Catalan chef (and an alumnus of the beloved restaurant Frenchie), and his team.
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Within eyeshot of the Château de Chambord, beloved for its French Renaissance architecture and its recently restored French formal gardens, the hotel has the rare luxury of sitting directly on the Domaine de Chambord, one of only three national parks in France and located two hours from Paris.
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But here in one of the few corners of Helmand Province that is peaceful and in firm government control, the green stalks and swollen bulbs of opium were growing thick and high within eyeshot of official buildings during the past poppy season — signs of a local narco-state administered directly by government officials.
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What's more, the not-in-my-backyarders who oppose offshore wind projects in New England may find an ally in President-elect Trump, who has called the wind turbines being built within eyeshot of one of his Scottish golf courses "ugly" and "a disaster for Scotland" on par with the Lockerbie bombing.
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He had shots of him posing with former Soviet head-of-state Mikhail Gorbachev, photos of him shaking hands with a Somali politician, and — something he was particularly excited to show me — a choppy video of him boldly propping his feet on a coffee table within eyeshot of Fidel Castro at a formal dinner.
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All this and more, below:How Corporate Delusions of Automation Fuel the Cruelty of Uber and LyftAs drivers around the world went on strike just days before Uber's IPO, they shared harrowing…Read more ReadChelsea Manning Has Been Released From JailChelsea Manning was released today from the Virginia jail where she spent 62 days for refusing to…Read more ReadRight to Repair Is Less Complicated and More Important Than You Might ThinkTake a second to look around you and consider the various gadgets within eyeshot.
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"Traditional sports descriptions". Yukon Aboriginal Sport Circle (2007). Accessed 2008-04-26. The event has its origin in subsistence whale hunting: when a whale was taken, a messenger would run to the village and kick both feet in the air once within eyeshot.
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Her next poetry collection, Eyeshot, was published in (2003) by Wesleyan University Press, and her latest collection, Upgraded to Serious, was released in 2009 both by Copper Canyon Press in the US and by Anansi in Canada. McHugh was a judge for the 2012 Griffin Poetry Prize.
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The music video explores the perspectives of various foods, which Lapkus's character is preparing for consumption with a significant other. When they are not in human eyeshot, the raw meat and vegetables appear to be performing the song on their own. The premise has been compared to the animated film Toy Story, in which a child's toys become autonomous when humans are not present.
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Najjar's father used to be employed in Israel in the scrap metal business until restrictions disallowed travel across the border. He then worked in the Strip as a motorbike mechanic but was unemployed at the time of her death. The family lived in an apartment supplied by relatives in Khuza'a, within eyeshot of Israeli soldiers stationed over the border. Their area had a concrete wall installed to shield local residents from Israeli fire.
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Lady Devorgilla in Gifhorn The Lady Devorgilla mill is not located on the museum site itself, but within eyeshot of the museum on a lake on the edge of the town centre. It acts as a romantic backdrop for marriages and belongs to the town of Gifhorn. It is a replica of a Scottish windmill on Corbey Hill and dates to 1790. The original stands in Gifhorn's Scottish partner town of Dumfries.
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"Gibbytronix", a rack of vocal effects stacked as high as he could reach, before which he would often stand for the majority of the show in later performances. He also often utilized various foot switches which would be used to activate certain vocal effects, and when thought to be dancing during some performances he would actually be stepping on his various pedals. Adding to the spectacle were Coffey and Nervosa, who played in unison on stand-up drum kits; behind which they would collapse onto the floor and out of eyeshot, to collect their breath and strength before rising just in time to play the next song. Finally, the whole band would often tear apart stuffed animals while on stage, throwing the stuffing through the air, creating a rather disturbing throbbing effect, caused by the stroboscopes that were always on.
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