You won't be able to take your eyes off him.
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Don't take your eyes off them for even a minute.
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You can't take your eyes off him when he's on the ice.
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When someone has that thing, you can't take your eyes off them.
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"It's hard to take your eyes off her," Smith, 20, tells PEOPLE.
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It is horrific, but you cannot take your eyes off of it.
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Need proof that you should never, ever take your eyes off eBay?
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The 3D illusions he creates are hard to take your eyes off.
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That's not to say you can take your eyes off the road completely.
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She wouldn't let you take your eyes off you even if you wanted to.
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Pannu is ablaze on screen, and it is hard to take your eyes off her.
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It's a terrific performance, and one you won't be able to take your eyes off.
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It's hard to take your eyes off this art instillation at Chicago O'Hare International Airport.
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This means you have to take your eyes off the road to adjust the temperature.
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"You're probably tempted to turn around and take your eyes off the road," Mr. Courville said.
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But I can't blame them because how can you take your eyes off of these things?
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Although it can be difficult to take your eyes off Ms. Monson, Ms. Kraker is essential.
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And allow me, if you will, to advise you never to take your eyes off him.
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But when you lock on him, I promise you won't be able to take your eyes off.
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It's explosive, loud and impossible to take your eyes off, even when it goes on too long.
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A. MILLS: If you take your eyes off the runners and the screen, the race is over.
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It is hard to take your eyes off the huge, gleaming diamond in the lapel of his jacket.
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While Skarsgård's so-called "Shawshank Prisoner" character rarely speaks, it's impossible to take your eyes off of him.
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Every moment suggests that Dua Lipa is riveting and you should not take your eyes off of her.
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If you take your eyes off the Queen of the Night, she will slip away with the moon.
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It's elegant and, if you don't take your eyes off the scallops and overcook them, a perfect feed.
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And once you see it full of spiraling water, it is hard to take your eyes off it.
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"Distractions are only something you see when you take your eyes off your goals," Herman told the media Monday.
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And now that we're back to Hill, it must be said that you can't take your eyes off him.
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The essence of her music — loud, flamboyant, unignorable — made her someone you couldn&apost take your eyes off of.
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You know how you feel, when you wake up a little too tired to take your eyes off your cat?
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Make no mistake, Ohio State has a cannot-take-your-eyes-off-him playmaker on each side of the ball.
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But when you can take your eyes off the picture you have of your life, you may actually start living yours.
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They bring so much energy and there's something so magnetic about their performance, you really can't take your eyes off them.
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"I've been dying to work with him and you can't take your eyes off him in the film," he tells PEOPLE.
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If you can manage to take your eyes off Eissa's adorable face, you will notice Jackson and her baby's matching black outfits.
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With the N.F.L. playoff games coming this weekend, we have some advice on how to understand football: Take your eyes off the ball.
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It's a visceral fusion of man and machine that you can't take your eyes off of, a staged car crash of frustration and energy.
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It's true, but this is what I hate more than anything: that I'm like the car accident you can't take your eyes off of.
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It's impossible to take your eyes off the performance artist Erin Markey, who matches sirenlike self-possession with off-the-wall non-sequitur humor.
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It's a truly impressive performance, and it's hard to take your eyes off him—especially onstage, where he really shines (those guitar lessons paid off).
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And it can be downright dangerous to take your eyes off the road to flip through myriad air-conditioning options on a vehicle's control panel.
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If you dare take your eyes off the road, a glance overhead will find a representation of this same tangled, heedless, even insouciant approach to life.
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In many ways it was a ceremony more for its host country than anyone else, but it was still hard to take your eyes off it.
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This ease of access means that you don't even have to take your eyes off of what you're doing to skip a song or get an update.
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You can't take your eyes off her, even as she seems to be making every effort to deflect your attention, to obscure her radiance, to disappear onscreen.
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To Avinash Tiwary's credit, he sinks his teeth into the role and has an arresting screen presence that makes it difficult to take your eyes off him.
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She's the tiny-voiced powerhouse you can't take your eyes off, the any-of-us among more powerful sorts who wish to use her for their gain.
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Mr. Trump looms so large that it's tempting to focus solely on the impact of his can't-take-your-eyes-off-him persona, which elicits extreme reactions.
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You can't take your eyes off her, even as she seems to be making every effort to deflect your attention, to obscure her radiance, to disappear onscreen.
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It reminds us that she is of this world and not, formed by the sum of her anxieties and experiences—and so hard to take your eyes off.
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We've seen people come in that aren't the best singers in the world, but they're so original and authentic, and you can't take your eyes off of them.
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It's even got a touch strip on the bottom for muting your mic or turning down your headphones, without having to take your eyes off the action on screen.
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She sings, she dances, she calls her sister "retahded" several times, and because she's such a consistently great actor, you can't take your eyes off her the whole time.
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Yet he has the great fortune to be played by the dancer Robert Fairchild, who possesses a can't-take-your-eyes-off-him eloquence of movement and facial expression.
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Whether it'll hold up has yet to be seen—I've only watched six episodes so far—but either way, it's a fascinating watch that you can't take your eyes off.
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I would single out Vinson Fraley, Jr.—you can't take your eyes off him—and Tamisha Guy, and Kyle Abraham himself, but all the performers are miracles of unshowy expressiveness.
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It lets you tell your phone what you need instead of having to peck at the screen with your fingers and take your eyes off the road while you're doing it.
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It was only fitting that Stone was on hand to present Spotlight with the Critics' Choice Awards best picture honor — after all, it was impossible to take your eyes off her dress.
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You can't take your eyes off his eyes—blue and unblinking, as he confronts the world like a camera with the shutter left open, permitting the images to burn into his brain.
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She is the kind of performer you can't take your eyes off of, and she's one of the many pieces of Indecent that came together to form a distinctive and invigorating theatrical experience.
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Audi may give you Google Earth maps, and screens may be getting bigger and with better resolution, but no matter what, you have to take your eyes off the road to gather information.
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"But underlying that, if you just take your eyes off that for a moment and look at the other fundamentals of the economy and the world economy, things look very positive," Andersen said.
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So isn't it a bit ironic that in order to read the essential information from the gauges on your car's dashboard, you have no choice but to take your eyes off the road?
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When business is gruelingly hard it's easy to take your eyes off the goals — to get caught up in the stress of the day and forget that a bigger picture is calling us.
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If you could take your eyes off the $2 million Champagne Nights Fantasy Bra she was wearing down the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show runway last week, you might have noticed something unique about Lais Ribeiro.
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The film is both sleek and gritty – it's hard to take your eyes off the screen, both because it's absolutely gorgeous and because you're afraid you're going to miss something that only Bloom can see.
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She's the kind of performer (like Setsuko Hara, the Japanese actress to whom the film is dedicated) you can't take your eyes off, even when she doesn't seem to be up to much of anything.
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Sorry to be inflammatory, but the fact is, if you have to take your eyes off the road to look down at your phone, you're putting your life and the lives of your passengers in danger.
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She wasn't just taking the book, or even taking the script, and being dutiful — she gave it some kind of depth of thought that came out in a way that you couldn't take your eyes off her.
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Talking about FX's new drama Feud has become synonymous with gushing about Jessica Lange and Susan Sarandon, who play Joan Crawford and Bette Davis with such biting relish that it's hard to take your eyes off them.
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It's hard to take your eyes off Denzel Washington as Whip Whitaker, a crack airline pilot who manages to land a plane — at one point flying it upside down — after catastrophe strikes during a storm in this thriller from Robert Zemeckis.
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While it was impossible to take your eyes off of J.Lo's golden tour de force, the Latinx multi-hyphenate's acceptance speech touched on the reason she is so special: she creates paths for women like herself where there were none before.
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But Sandler is so good, so committed and so watchable that, despite everything — Howard's irrationality, a rogue's gallery of unpleasant characters, the foreboding of a bad, bad end — you can't take your eyes off the screen, which Sandler seldom vacates.
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Mash that up with Brightman's high energy and can't-take-your-eyes-off-him charisma, and it's no surprise the musical carves out its own place outside of the famed movie and cartoon — though of course fans of both will be delighted.
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"A free spirit takes liberties even with liberty itself," he said, and he proved it, during the Second World War, with garishly realist paintings, often based on photographs in porn magazines, which are so awful that you can't take your eyes off them.
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The older kids you would admire for all the wrong reasons; the girls you couldn't take your eyes off of but were too scared to approach; the community center or church you were forced to attend, but where you never quite fit in.
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Google has built in its own voice control system to Google Maps and Waze, but to access it, you have to tap a button on the screen before issuing your command, which means you have to take your eyes off of the road for a second or two.
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But on Wednesday at the All England Club, it was impossible to take your eyes off the present as Federer and Nadal, still the top two seeds after all the road traveled, dueled with bigger men in different show courts over five sets and more than four hours.
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Moving moments Fusing the roles of commander in chief and reality show host, the President orchestrated a moving reunion between a soldier home from the Afghan war and his unsuspecting wife and children -- in a prime-time version of the YouTube videos that you can't take your eyes off.
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But for the most part, though, you're left happy and joyful at just how outrageous a spectacle the film is, as Guy Ritchie makes sure sure that the special effects heavy blockbuster, which are seamlessly integrated, still has a swagger and drive that you just can't take your eyes off of.
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"I thought Ramona was an amazing character, um, because there was so many different sides to her and I just felt like playing all those different sides in one movie, one character, could be so compelling and confusing, but also like you can't take your eyes off her," Lopez said.
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It's easy to take your eyes off the lead couple in the foreground, b ut do watch them: For in the way the man bears the ballerina across the stage, at chest-height, Robbins is referring to the second movement of Balanchine's "Symphony in C." It's his homage to the classic that changed his career 35 years before.
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Subtitled "A Gay Fantasia on National Themes," it was a two-part epic, simultaneously realistic and visionary, fueled by moral rage about the Reagan era, the AIDS epidemic, and homophobia; the character of Roy Cohn (portrayed by Mr. Lane this time), the Red-baiting lawyer and political fixer, was a villain so monstrous and hypocritical that you couldn't take your eyes off him.
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From the moment she makes her first appearance in Feud: Bette and Joan, you can't take your eyes off Hoffman's tightly-wound but infinitely patient Mamacita — Crawford's sternly Teutonic live-in housekeeper, valet, mother confessor and all around Gal Friday, who is never far from the movie star's side and always faithfully and fiercely on her side, even when Crawford believes no one else is.
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Guts, nerve and talent to stand her ground and hold her own against Nick's cool rockstar ways, Jack's relentless energy and genius, Kevin's masterful timing and skills and the big, brown, bald tattooed guy who just simply stands there and oooooozes smoldering, captivating, sizzling, can't take your eyes off this brilliant manly man.. never mind I got drunk on the ol' DJ kool aid again.
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While Dickinson was always the main focus (it's impossible to take your eyes off him, really—he's a total kinetic force), his bandmates were in fine fettle as well, especially guitarist Janick Gers, whose flamboyant stage moves, skin-tight jeans, and pristine white high-tops were all pulled off with the studied grace of a man who's living a dream he's nurtured since he was sixteen.
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Once you take your eyes off the three disgruntled men and a woman asleep cradling a rifle, all gathered around the makeshift table, most likely in someone's cellar, with one man working on a dynamite bomb, you notice the patriotic emblems on their coffee cups, and, on the grid of metal shelves behind them, stacks of blue Bumble Bee tuna fish cans, gold bars, a blue water cooler bottle, and a large box of rifle cartridges with their specifications lovingly rendered.
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Pretty much everybody who encountered Bruce Springsteen over the many years, from the proprietors of the gritty Upstage in '69 Asbury Park, to the iconic Columbia hitmakers John Hammond and Clive Davis, to his ever-loyal, ever-querulous, suffering but indispensable E Street sidemen, to Ronald Reagan, to Pete Seeger, all the way to Barack Obama, has recognized Springsteen as somebody way special — somebody who proved it all night onstage, owned major chops, was a guy you couldn't take your eyes off, and somehow couldn't stay mad at, even though he possessed charmingly immodest valuations of his young abilities, treated his bandmates like favored employees and could go all moody, isolated 'n' stuff when things rubbed him the wrong way.
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Sheel Oyoonak Anni (, English: Take Your Eyes Off Me) is the second studio Album by Lebanese singer Nancy Ajram. It was released on July 1, 2001, through EMI Music Arabia.
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The film is ambitious but flawed. It is, however, consistently watchable for its terrific lead star who you can't take your eyes off, even for a moment". Sukanya Verma of Rediff.com gave it 3 out of 5 stars, while adding, "Krrish 3 is a outrageous mishmash of Bollywood sentimentality meets E.T. meets Superman meets X-Men with set pieces, sound design and screenplay structure liberally borrowed from Hollywood's imagination.
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Rana Daggubati sure has an impressive screen presence but we must wait to find out if that dead pan expression is restricted only to this film. Pratik looks dazed and you don't want to take your eyes off him when he is on screen. Bipasha looks suitably traumatised". Anupama Chopra of NDTV gave a two and half star rating saying "Dum Maaro Dum has all the ingredients of crackling entertainment.
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CNN included the introduction of Georgina in the list of the series' "OMG" moments, writing that she is "the kind of insane yet hilarious character that can make any episode better." Chicago Tribune described her as "one of the series' all-time best troublemakers." BuddyTV found Georgina "amazing" in the 100th episode, "you can't even take your eyes off her because she's so great in every scene." Sparks was included in TV Guide list of the best TV bitches.
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Opponents step onto a floating log, cuff it to start the roll, spin it rapidly in the water with their feet, stop or snub it suddenly by digging into the log with special caulked birling shoes and a reverse motion to maneuver their adversaries off balance and into the water, a feat called 'wetting'. Dislodging an opponent constitutes a fall. The cardinal rule of logrolling is 'never take your eyes off your opponent's feet'. The referee starts each match.
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Entertainment Weekly. In Rolling Stone magazine, Peter Travers wrote that while book author McDermott made clear how the intensity of the teen romance changes Alice's life, first-time director Bolotin offers a "pale facsimile that traffics in too many coming-of- age clichés", but concluded, "what makes That Night worth seeing is a knockout performance from Lewis, who evokes the joy and confusion of sexuality. You can't take your eyes off her."Travers, Peter (August 27, 1993).
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In October 1814, Shelley deliberately frightened Clairmont by assuming a particularly sinister and horrifying facial expression. "How horribly you look... Take your eyes off!" she cried. She was put to bed after yet another of her "horrors". Shelley described her expression to Mary as "distorted most unnaturally by horrible dismay". In the autumn of 1814, Clairmont and Shelley also discussed forming "an association of philosophical people" and Clairmont's conception of an idealized community in which women were the ones in charge.
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In competition opponents step onto a floating log, cuff it to start the roll, spin it rapidly in the water with their feet, stop or snub it suddenly by digging into the log with special caulked birling shoes and a reverse motion to maneuver their adversaries off balance and into the water, a feat called 'wetting'. Dislodging an opponent constitutes a fall. The cardinal rule of logrolling is 'never take your eyes off your opponent's feet'. The referee starts each match.
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" He went on to praise her "haunting" and "beautiful vocal tones". Similarly, Goldenplec writer Mary Sexton said of their 1 June concert at the 3Arena in Dublin that Fredriksson was "sensational; her voice has a gorgeous timbre switching between her delicate head voice and her lower belt voice." Although she additionally noted that "during her solo moments, there are elements of dodgy intonation which may indicate why her voice is a bit lower in the mix. But make no mistake, she is a sensation, and you cannot possibly take your eyes off of her.
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Jennifer Cady of E! News found the video "sexy" and "pretty stripped down", further writing: "There are no catchy choreographed dances or freakum dresses, just Queen Bey looking gorgeous in lingerie and belting out her love and devotion to her man." Cady added that the video was entertaining because of Beyoncé "seriously magical hair" and her skin, which was sparkling like Edward Cullen. Tanner Stransky of Entertainment Weekly concluded that although the video was different from the previous "heavily produced spectacles" Beyoncé has made, "it's hard to take your eyes off it".
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Dawson drew critical acclaim for his portrayal of writer Tony Warren in the BBC Four drama The Road to Coronation Street. For the New Statesman Rachel Cooke wrote: "I think he's going to be a huge star. When he is doing his thing, it is hard to take your eyes off him".Rachel Cooke "The Road to Coronation Street", New Statesman, 17 September 2010 The Daily Express said "It is David Dawson and some perfectly judged dialogue which brings this drama to light" while The Mirror's Jane Simon called him "absolutely brilliant".
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8 October 2014 On the contrary, critic Shubhra Gupta at The Indian Express felt the storytelling falters, quoting that, "It is a gorgeous but choppy film that you cannot take your eyes off for fear of losing another exquisite piece of detailing; it is also one that fails to fully keep you with it."Haider review: Fails to fully keep you with it The Indian Express. Retrieved. 3 October 2014 Aaj Tak has published a review of the movie by an Indian Army Officer that analyses the movie from a soldier's standpoint. He claims this movie has an anti-India pro- Separatist tone which portrays the Indian Army in bad light.
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What are the consequences of being a girl-star? 06/09/2016, Amos Rolider, Channel 2 (Israel) In 2017, she became the host of Music 24's show 'To be a singer'.Anna Zack will be part of Spice Girls 15/05/17, Maariv She also collaborates on social media with model Neta Alchimister.Neta Alchimister and Anna Zack talk about everything Rathan Isaac, Maariv, 18/06/17You can not take your eyes off the screen: Neta Alchimister in a bathing suit Maariv, 11/05/17 In 2017, she became the most influential person on Israeli Instagram, according to the Israeli Internet Association, ahead of Bar Refaeli.
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There were three stories in the media about Rohypnol in 1993, 25 in 1994 and 854 in 1996. In early 1996, Newsweek magazine published "Roofies: The date-rape drug" which ended with the line "Don't take your eyes off your drink." That summer, researchers say all major American urban and regional newspapers covered date rape drugs, with headlines such as "Crackdown sought on date rape drug" (Los Angeles Times), "Drug zaps memory of rape victims" (San Francisco Chronicle). In 1997 and 1998, the date rape drug story received extensive coverage on CNN, ABC's 20/20 and Primetime Live, as well as The Oprah Winfrey Show.
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Rolling Stone writer Daniel Kreps compared the video with the 1992 music video for "November Rain" by Guns N' Roses. He described the scenes of the dead models as stomach-turning while complimenting the video for "brimming with cinematic style [so] that it's hard to take your eyes off it, though it will likely be labeled as a little self-indulgent." He also commented on the leaking of the video, saying that it "warranted more than just a simple leak; it deserved a red carpet." Anna Pickard from The Guardian complimented the video saying that "quite a lot of work has gone into it".
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The show transferred to the New World Stages theatre, off Broadway, New York in September 2017 with Davies, making his US stage debut, leading a new, all-American supporting cast. Reviews of the New York production were polarised, with Helen Shaw from Time Out describing the show as "rancid and confused", and vulture.com's Sarah Holdren commenting that it was "shockingly unshocking" with Davies' performance as "a bit unvarying" being examples of bad reviews. On the other hand, Roma Torre from New York One stated "Davies, fresh from the London production, is phenomenal" and Frank Sheck from The Hollywood Reporter enthused "Davies, repeating his London stage success and making his U.S. theatrical debut, is so physically charismatic you can't take your eyes off him" typifying the praise.
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Formed in London as a 3 piece band in the summer of 2008, Tigs, James & Will armed themselves with a slew of electro-pop hooks and set about establishing Chew Lips as one of the most exciting new acts in the capital. With Tigs developing into a charismatic whirlwind of a front woman who it was impossible to take your eyes off, Chew Lips increasingly compelling live performances grabbed the attention of uber-cool French label Kitsuné who insisted on putting out the band's debut single, "Solo". Released in March 2009, "Solo" sold out almost instantly, causing a storm in the blogosphere and beyond, with Pitchfork calling the track "….classic, pristine," and The Fly magazine labelling it "one of the most magnificent debuts of the year".
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Melanie in the video for "Think About It", the backdrop of the video changes throughout and shows Melanie surrounded by glitter at times. A music video for "Think About It" was released, directed by Howard Greenhalgh, her official website described it saying it "provides the song with a varied canvas – bursts of vivid colour and imagery – that's if you can try and take your eyes off Melanie in a selection of stunning outfits!" The video premiered on 15 July 2011 and starts showing Melanie lip-synch the track with an ever-changing backdrop, that shows different colors and imagery. After the first chorus, Melanie's outfits then start to change and the video consistently shows shots of different outfits and backgrounds including one showing fireworks and another showing glitter.
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Hannah Britt of British Daily Express reviewed Rihanna's concert at Twickenham Stadium in London stating, "Her vocals during the beautiful 'Stay' were bang on and, as a performer, she is simply captivating to watch. Whether thrusting her crotch towards the crowd, or simply standing smiling down at them, when Rihanna is in front of you, you can’t take your eyes off her. Whether you agree with her morals or not, one cannot deny that the woman knows how to own a stage." Robert Copsey of Digital Spy gave the concert three out of five stars and concluded that although the concert was a "nonetheless a well-honed show that had its moments" including a 70,000 crowd singing "We Found Love" and "Only Girl (In the World)", it lacked shocking moments and spontaneity that "let her down".
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"Chicago Sun- Times, October 28, 2005 Ruthe Stein of the San Francisco Chronicle called the film "an emotionally satisfying example of a genre whose sketchiness can be off-putting" and added, "García knows how to create juicy roles for actresses, and they return the favor with performances of such concentrated intensity that you cannot take your eyes off them."San Francisco Chronicle, October 28, 2005 Michael Wilmington of the Chicago Tribune awarded the film four out of five stars, describing it as "one of the most interesting and original American films out right now" and "a disturbingly frank look at people and relationships in contemporary Los Angeles and a thrilling dramatic showcase for a brilliant cast." He added, "[The] stories might seem the stuff of soap opera, but Garcia and his superb cast turn most of them into dramatic gold. The peculiar overall structure makes them distinctive as well, the way these little semi-Chekhovian, semi-Andre Dubus pieces play out against each other.
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