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eyeshot

[ UK /ˈa‍ɪʃɒt/ ]
NOUN
  1. the range of the eye
    they were soon out of view

How To Use eyeshot In A Sentence

  • Since she sits at a desk within eyeshot of Grayson, the CEO knows that she doesn't call anyone to leak information.
  • So blackens a brand in his eyeshot asmoulder awhile from the pyre. Songs of the Springtides and Birthday Ode Taken from The Collected Poetical Works of Algernon Charles Swinburne—Vol. III
  • If anyone got within eyeshot of her, she'd tense up and leave it to me to deal with them.
  • Once he was sure he was out of eyeshot of the tobacconist he dropped the pack of cigarettes, unopened, into one of the discreetly placed rubbish bins surrounded by unnaturally flourishing pot plants.
  • As a kind of theory and measure, the theory of Performance is opening a new eyeshot in oral narrative studies.
  • James and I had found a bench on the balcony, far from the main party, but well within eyeshot of the other guests.
  • The bird floated eerily, like a gray thrust of wind, in and out of Father Jude ' s eyeshot, chased by a wheeling tumble of black feathers. THE LAST REPORT ON THE MIRACLES AT LITTLE NO HORSE: A NOVEL
  • When she was sure that they had all gone, she informed the police backup that they were to arrest any reporter they saw that came within eyeshot of the post office.
  • He looked up to see if there were any fruits within eyeshot, and saw it, lounging on a branch very near where Jim was.
  • Still, onward they went, until they remained just out of eyeshot, yet within earshot of the man.
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