eyes
Britishplural noun
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She is still haunted, she said, by the instant before she left when she saw her own terror reflected in her neighbor’s eyes, and wondered if they would ever see each other again.
“It did bring tears to my eyes hearing her play and sing that song,” says Sherr.
From Los Angeles Times
The pilots signaled for emergency landing maneuvers; her life flashed before her eyes.
From Los Angeles Times
Yet no-one I spoke to while making these films pointed to any one individual as the sole reason for the current standing of the monarchy in the eyes of the public.
From BBC
French opponent Ciryl Gane accidentally poked the Briton in both eyes while attempting a punch late in the first round of their bout in Abu Dhabi on 25 October.
From BBC
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