eyes right

American

noun

Military.

(at ceremonies) the command to turn the head and eyes to the right in salute.

eyes right British

interjection

military a command to troops to look right, esp as a salute when marching

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"History is happening right in front of our eyes right now," the teen added, "and it's important that we're speaking up for what we believe in at such an important time."

From Barron's

George narrowed his eyes right back.

From Literature

He narrowed his eyes at Cassiopeia, who, despite being only a quarter of his size, narrowed her eyes right back.

From Literature

The evidence of our own eyes right now is that Hearts are clearly the best team in the country.

From BBC

People who work in the tech industry will be rolling their eyes right now.

From BBC

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