Examples of 'out of the eyes' in a sentence
Meaning of "out of the eyes"
Out of the eyes is an idiomatic phrase that means something is not within someone's field of vision or attention. It suggests that the person is not aware of or concerned with the particular thing or issue
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out of the eyes
Keeps the sun out of the eyes.
Eyelids should be blinked often so that dust particles can get out of the eyes.
And makes meatballs out of the eyes for soup.
When a person has glaucoma, this fluid drains very slowly out of the eyes.
Constantly wiping sweat out of the eyes is not a pleasant part of exercise.
Translucent eyelids keep sand out of the eyes.
Water comes out of the eyes through tear ducts and evaporation.
Keep essential oils out of the eyes.
I did so in a tasteful manner . When I described the pecking out of the eyes.
It will also keep the sun out of the eyes of the rider during jumps.
It is a practical choice as it keeps hair out of the eyes.
Before long, he was bleeding out of the eyes and diminished quickly.
A story that comes completely out of the eyes.
Instead, they will overflow out of the eyes and run down the cheeks.
Hair should be neat, well-groomed and out of the eyes.
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SWEATBAND is the solution to keep sweat out of the eyes and prevent blurred vision.
The salt and pepper seems to come out of the eyes.
You must keep iodine out of the eyes.
Some used goggles to keep dust out of the eyes.
The salt and pepper falls out of the eyes.
He had heard instances of this burning out of the eyes of the poor victims.
DEET should be kept out of the eyes.
When I described the pecking out of the eyes.
After five minutes, the Betadine is washed out of the eyes with sterile saline.
First, tears, which pour out of the eyes.
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Eyes upon man not your own
I am gonna close my eyes in the waiting room
