Sentences with phrase «house took its eye off»

«When this House took its eye off the small print on Treasury negotiations on matters European, the Government managed somehow to sign us up to a European Council document that established a common legal framework for pan-EU economic governance.

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Since we can't keep our eyes glued on them all the time, you can take measures and baby proof various danger zones around the house for your own peace of mind in case your curious explorer manages to escape your watchful eye and wander off.
Autism has them wanting to play destructively (to themselves and to the toys [and my house]-RRB- so I can't afford to take my eyes off them for any more than a minute or two.
That is the price we pay as a House for taking our eyes off the small print.
To my surprise, once I wore them, adjusted the laces and walked a few rounds in the house, I was very much at ease with them and could not take my eyes off them.
There are other foibles: The new and vastly improved soft - touch dashboard houses a touchscreen infotainment system that's reluctant to answer your fingers and impossible to intuit without taking your eyes off the road.
Toa Toa House is a serene and harmonious residence, perfect for reading and relaxing - although guests may not be able to take their eyes off the entrancing and unforgettable views.
In her work, the Los Angeles artist Sarah Cain sometimes uses house paint, which can be a useful habit when her site - specific abstractions spill off the paper or canvas, as they often do, and onto the walls, windows, floor, and wherever else her wandering eye might take her.
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Normally, I'm totally consumed with what's happening inside our house, but today I couldn't take my eyes off what was happening outside.
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