"Squint" refers to the act of partially closing one's eyes in order to see more clearly or to focus on something.
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This was after a lot of
squinting at the original photograph.
We advise clients to stop steroids and call us, your primary veterinarian or the emergency clinic immediately
if squinting, pain or discharge is noted.
If you plugged Goldeneye in, on the other hand, it would devolve into Stand By Me «s pie - eating contest as everyone tries to figure out the janky controls and
squint hard enough to make the blurry blobs resemble human beings.
It is like looking right under the hood of a car instead
of squinting at the engine from a few blocks away.
But we weren't sitting around with eyes
squinted in prayer circles and forming echo - chambers of friendships, so it was not nearly as bad.
They used this footage to draw up a «mouse grimace scale» based on changes in the face such as
squinting eyes and bulging cheeks.
Good light helps to make a decent photo too, so make sure you're not
squinting into the sun, or in a dark room.
eHarmony has a free membership that is available to anyone and lasts for - ev - er,
as Squints from «The Sandlot» would say.
So much so in fact that the pants and jacket almost look like a suit if you stand back and
squint really hard.
The iPad version is crisp, clear, and easy to read, while smaller (and especially hand - written) text requires a lot of
squinting when reading from the Kindle app.
I was the hungriest I'd been in my adult life and I had a splitting headache
from squinting at a crackling screen.
Do
n't squint at your computer, leave the reading to us!
By flicking between the different displays you can adjust or select whatever you want,
without squinting at tiny buttons emblazoned with infinitesimal text characters.
The tip glowed, and I could briefly see his face, his eyes
squinted against the smoke.
Which is more than I can say about myself, having found both a new wrinkle and a zit
while squinting sleepily in the mirror this morning.
«This is because skin around the eyes is naturally thinner, but also because of daily practices,
like squinting when looking at phones or electronic devices, constantly rubbing your eyes, and furrowing your brows when you're worried or thinking too hard,» Dr. Engelman says.
Users» primary complaint is about the volume markers, which are embossed rather than inked onto the bottle base, making them hard
for squinting parents to see at 2 A.M. in the dark.
Common signs of corneal ulcers in dogs and cats
include squinting, redness in the sclera (the part of the eye that is normally white), abnormal discharge from the eye — either watery or mucousy — and sometimes cloudiness or haziness to the eye itself.
It is a lovely selfie (of course) with the ruins right behind me, while I am
squinting slightly into the mild Peruvian sunshine.
Maybe I'm moving around too much when trying to unlock the iPhone, or perhaps I'm
squinting so much on a sunny day that Face ID doesn't recognize me.
Visitors can only view Davis» works from the exterior,
by squinting through the reflections in the windows, and are disconnected — kept out — from the works inside.
It's got an excellent profile that looks purposeful without being cheap, and smart details like
squinting headlights (that can be upgraded to LEDs) and two - tone rims make for a very sporty appearance.
About 20 miles south of Cancun, Mexico, on a stifling summer day, Tom Iliffe
squints over a limestone ledge and into a giant pool of scuzzy, brown water.
Before we were seated to eat, I passed a server and she glanced at me and
then squinted at me with a bit of a strangeness to it.
It is now hardly possible to
squint across a prairie without seeing the lump of a new field house on the horizon.
But when ebook reading is done really, really well, like in Eucalyptus, then I can see a bridge clearly stretching from those days
spent squinting on a dim, muddy screen in English class, all the way to the present, and it makes me really glad that now other people might finally have reason to get into this.
While it's not quite a full - fledged dive into the ever - popular world of zombies, Lara Croft needn't
squint too hard to see it from there.
In a world where two billion people
still squint by the light of a kerosene lamp (at best) at night, any kind of electrical illumination is a gift beyond measure.
Looking forward to posting some other materials once we have them, until then
keep squinting for the details or check out the Alpha Protocol website.
Falcao was visibly baffled (video below) by the decision and
even squinted when looking at the board in disbelief that his number was up when his team essentially needed goals, McGrath feels that was telling.
«There are a lot of people — and I would include men especially — we don't
squint now» at the workplace environment, he said.
Eyes are clear, no fever but
cat squints as though her eyes burn from the Neomycin.
Using pinch gestures (or the left shoulder button) you can zoom in and out on the action so you're not
left squinting to see things on screen.
I open my eyes and
squint out of the massive picture window in front of the bed.