Ashley Stewart's look at Amazon's alumni is an eye opener.
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It has also been an eye opener for Mr. Albanese.
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O'Rourke's fund-raising should be an eye opener for Senator Cruz.
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The consultation with the doctor is an eye-opener for Khloé.
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And that was also an eye opener for some smarter Europeans.
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And the works of Charley Harper were a big eye-opener.
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But the real eye-opener is just how much Amazon dominates.
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The case was an eye-opener for both Tamarkin and Fisher.
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If you think wagons aren't sexy, this one's an eye-opener.
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But car camping with hundreds of others was an eye-opener.
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But the experience was an eye-opener for the Smith family.
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"It was really an eye-opener for me," Arbuthnot told CNBC.
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It really does happen, and this is, so, like, an eye-opener.
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It was an eye-opener to see how they live, you know?
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"It was an eye opener," one senior law enforcement official told Yahoo.
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We had EYE OPENER, then 46A, "*Bringer of cold weather," ARCTIC FRONT.
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He thanked the CHR and said the discovery was an "eye opener".
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It has been a real eye-opener, and not just for me.
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"The street harassment thing, that was an eye-opener for me," Kip reflects.
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The attack was a painful eye-opener about the prevalence of domestic terrorism.
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And this new technique, he says, "I think it's been an eye-opener."
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"Hopefully the campaign has served as an eye-opener for some," Xiberras said.
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The deal to sell the company was an eye-opener for corporate America.
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I was only 17 and it was a huge eye opener for me.
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The ending of "Hollywood" — the letter D. What, literally, is an EYE OPENER?
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"After Sochi it was a nice eye opener for me," he told reporters.
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What this vote really did for me was serve as an eye opener.
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Art Review "Enrico Baj" at Luxembourg & Dayan is a hoot and an eye-opener.
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And they're two-person cells with three people in them... it's an eye-opener.
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"It's been just an eye opener to be with someone like her," Shelton said.
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It has been a real eye opener being able to make fresh pasta dishes.
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The latest Bloomberg Politics report on the House GOP plan is an eye-opener.
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For van Delden a trade mission trip to Israel came as an eye-opener.
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And this, to me, was the biggest eye-opener of my time in Norway.
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Although I only did it for five days, it was a huge eye opener.
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Just looking at Facebook and Snapchat, I think that's an eye-opener for people.
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"It was an eye-opener, and every time I learn something new," she said.
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It was a great eye-opener and a way to build empathy with people.
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I don't have a drinking problem, but cutting down on alcohol was an eye opener.
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Running projections for her taxes this year with her wife has been an eye-opener.
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It's really been an eye-opener and for my friend Ariana, it's just beyond me.
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That was such an eye opener for me—I was completely overwhelmed by the experience.
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Richmond Hill, in southwestern Queens, can be an eye-opener for the uninitiated home buyer.
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My attempts at using my degree to further my career has been an eye-opener.
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But for Mr. Trump, never much of a policy wonk, it was an eye opener.
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YouTube footage of the feline on the open road in Brazil is definitely an eye-opener.
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The President-elect's recent telephone call with Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte was also an eye-opener.
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"That was an eye-opener," says Jana Ganion, sustainability and government affairs director at the Rancheria.
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But she didn't feel at ease—just the opposite—and that was a real eye-opener.
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" Macdonald credited Sacha Baron Cohen's Showtime series, "Who is America?" with being a "frightening eye-opener.
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It turned out everyone in town wanted to participate, which was an eye-opener for me.
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Their team plays excellent and it should be an eye opener for everybody in the league.
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Jared Huffman (D-Calif.) said being on the committee has been an "eye-opener" for him.
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Certainly, this extremely rare glimpse of life at the heart of soccer politics was an eye-opener.
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"I hope it will be an eye-opener and an inspiration for the next generation," he said.
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So I think this program was an eye opener that I can be an inspiration for others.
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"The degree of transition that needs to happen over time is a real eye opener," he said.
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Then fire up the DTE Insight app on your phone and prepare for an energy eye-opener.
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The Manhattan Special (rye, maple syrup, Café Bustelo ice cube) is a "Clockwork Orange"-level eye opener.
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"I think the drought has been very much an eye-opener," Uralla mayor Michael Pearce told Reuters.
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For Stephens, talking with the astronauts about their lives on the ISS was a real eye-opener.
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I also hope it's an eye-opener to bar-goers everywhere that bouncers have a very stressful job.
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The relationship was an eye opener, and it led the couple to cut their expenses by 20 percent.
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Having worked with such an array of people in different walks of life was a real eye-opener.
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But the real eye-opener happened in 2016, when Donald Trump shellacked Hillary Clinton by 16 percentage points.
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Ms. Martinez called the episode an "eye-opener" on the importance of understanding the diversity of the conference.
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Knowing the percentage of fat I am carrying around was a true eye opener and a motivator beyond measure.
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But hearing about her revelation as to why she made the choices she did… well, it's an eye-opener.
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"It was kind of just an eye-opener for me that I can be great," Cunningham told The Times.
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But along the way, we're seeing everything in between, and it's been a real eye-opener, socially and politically.
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An August 2015 rally here, which drew tens of thousands, was a national eye-opener early in his campaign.
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"It was kind of just an eye-opener for me that I can be great as well," she said.
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"Some people said it was an eye-opener to know that gay people are not the enemy," Hassan recalls.
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The Boston Marathon bombing was kind of an eye-opener because of all of the extremity injuries that occurred.
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This was a huge eye-opener and made us realize how we were spending our money, especially on food!
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While Ocon was reluctant to divulge secrets, he said the way Hamilton lived his life was an eye-opener.
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"In the end, I think the right result was reached, but it was an eye opener for me," Pound said.
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"That was an eye-opener for us," said Vala Hjörleifsdóttir, a geophysicist at the National Autonomous University in Mexico City.
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"It was definitely an eye-opener," said Brandt, who now wears her Korean name, Yoon Jung Park, on her jersey.
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Zweig's apt examination of the neurochemistry of gambling and how it applies directly to stock-picking is an eye-opener.
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Eye opener Samsung's opened up a new front in the phone wars: you can unlock its newest phone with your eyes.
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Trump 'thank you' tour Anybody who thought President-elect Trump would be any different from Candidate Trump got an eye opener.
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I also had a brief and misguided idea when I got 34A, "Startling disclosure," the not-intuitive (for me) EYE OPENER.
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But the process was a bit of an eye-opener because it took longer then anticipated to close on the home.
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Mr. Clarkson, now the chief operating officer at Varsity Tutors, an online tutoring service, said the comment was an eye-opener.
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"This track represents a fresh start for us, we want this to be an eye-opener for the people" they explain.
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I like to watch the "Eye Opener — Your World in 90 Seconds," and stay tuned until they get into the health issues.
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I think the competition is a good eye-opener on the importance of public service and will help the fight against corruption.
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"Learning about her was a real eye-opener and has provided the stepping stone for what we want to achieve," he adds.
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Savor it over George's full English breakfast (20 dollars), including black pudding and a Bloody Caesar (11 dollars), Canada's favorite eye-opener.
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Dealing with the noise and energy of Yankee Stadium was an eye-opener for Duffey, who had never pitched in the playoffs.
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"I think that hopefully my experience and this show will be an eye-opener for other Republicans around the country," he said.
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"It was really an eye-opener for me to see someone so close to me go through such a severe surgery," she says.
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It's an eye-opener for me because it's made me think long and hard about things I've done and I've learned from that.
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It's an eye-opener for me because it's made me think long and hard about things I've done, and I've learned from that.
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For newcomers like Leicester City, though, it is not just on the field where mixing with Europe's elite will be an eye-opener.
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While I wouldn't necessarily want to live off cereal, oatmeal, and random office eats all the time, this experiment was definitely an eye-opener.
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The swimmer, who won his world titles in Kazan, Russia, told reporters before departing for Brazil that Rio promised to be an eye-opener.
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It was an eye-opener that as much as life's not fair, it is in that anything can happen to anyone at any moment.
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These last two years have been an eye opener for not only my children, but my brother, my dad, my mom, my cousins, my uncle.
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That was really an eye-opener, and it put me in a position where I'd be willing to do anything for that not to happen.
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"Brexit was the real eye opener - we stayed late but not that late, and the market traded very sharply on that outcome," said LNG's Gargour.
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That disclosure will also bring to light other forms of compensation that the broker-dealer and advisor can get, which may be an eye-opener.
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I went to a few more after that, but that was my first time in Ibiza, and it was quite a revelation and eye opener.
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"Export sales data should be pretty decent for wheat and plantings could be a bit of an eye opener as well," a European trader said.
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It is a big eye-opener to just really be appreciative of where we live and what we have and the freedoms that we have.
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It was great to see friends and family, but it was also an eye opener that I should continue to give myself time to recover.
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It was also around this time that I started reading political books — "I Write What I Like," by Steve Biko, was quite the eye-opener.
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"The fact that we had bushfires in places that traditionally don't burn, like rain forests, I think was really an eye-opener," Dr. Rissik said.
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"It was an eye-opener for me," said Ms. Hart, who had downloaded the app because it was being used at the local elementary school.
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It starts with an eye-opener: a 40-foot tunnel smack through a huge tank filled with fish from the Great Barrier Reef and Fiji.
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The "Rule of 72" is "a practical eye opener that forces you to ask shrewd questions before making important money decisions," Mathews and Siebold write.
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"Orlando, being the largest mass shooting in American history and pointed at gays, I think it was a huge eye opener for people," Schlentz said.
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Marlo says that's the problem in the first place ... Kim's ignorance to her own racist comments, and that the reunion should've served as an eye-opener.
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I also felt like I needed a "wow" moment in my series—a real eye opener—where someone was putting themselves out there and being vulnerable.
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And our readers have found it an even bigger eye-opener, to judge from the outpouring of mostly alarmed reactions we have seen in online comments.
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Claure told the South Miami Harold in 2013 that he learned from the federation president Guido Loayza, "His persistence against all odds was an eye opener."
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The flood of allegations was "an eye opener, especially for men in the community who were not aware this was happening," said Gwenda Bond, a writer.
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Olivia McCormack, 143, The Franklin School Of Innovation: This project was an eye-opener, revealing several things including the substantial amount of news I got daily.
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"This is quite an eye-opener that we still have a long way to go in terms of legal framework," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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That experience, being there among Olympians, gave me that 'eye-opener' into what top level performance sport is all about, and that's why I'm still here today.
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But the real eye-opener is how much more reach the P30 Pro's telephoto cam offers compared to the 2x zoom you get on a Galaxy S10+.
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So it was a nice eye-opener for me that, like, you can work in this industry and be at that level and not be a dick.
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But it was an eye-opener to see the bold yet underappreciated works of Judith Godwin, Perle Fine, and other even less known women from the period.
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"Full of Life," John Fante This man's perspective of the journey of pregnancy and birth is an eye opener into the member of the other sex's perspective.
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He said Lion Air had worked hard to install an attitude of "zero tolerance" for accidents after the Bali crash, making last week's disaster a painful eye-opener.
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Paying close attention to that tiny font on the side of the package can sometimes be an eye-opener: For instance, just last week, consumer advocacy organization Which?
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"This was truly a real big eye-opener to my calling to be in health care because at the moment, it was like instinct took over," he said.
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To see her working very candidly with great speed and artistic expression was an eye-opener for me and probably one of my favorite portfolios in the book.
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"To be quite frank, they kicked our ass in a lot of instances … it was kind of an eye-opener that we really needed to start training," Hines said.
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If you watch us, then you know that the eye-opener at the top of the show each day gets you pumped to see what's happening in the world.
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"The dance deck was an eye-opener to taking theater to where people are, rather than expecting people to come to you," Ms. Halprin told The Times in 2014.
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There might have been the odd dam around about but to see them in this area where there just isn't any water was certainly a shock and an eye-opener.
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Hopefully, Rubio's efforts are an eye opener to Anna Wintour and crew, and a place will be made for the world's most fashionable pet celebrities at the 2018 Met Gala.
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John Travolta's portrayal of Robert Shapiro in the upcoming FX series American Crime Story: The People vs, O.J. Simpson was not just an eye-opener, but also a learning experience.
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I guess, you know, in terms of the old CNBC duties and so forth, one of the things for me that's been an eye-opener is so much international work.
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In Dallas, he worked on a show, Eye Opener, that was syndicated, which meant he often forecast the weather for viewers in Houston, Miami, Philadelphia, Portland, and DC as well.
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I heard so many different kinds of music so my influences are just so many that Patty Waters is not really one, but she was an eye-opener, that's for sure.
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"That was an eye-opener, and we obviously have since rectified that a long time ago," said Courier, who eventually supported Bollettieri's successful candidacy for the International Tennis Hall of Fame.
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Though he is still tweaking the menu, his weekday eye-opener features choices like smoked salmon Benedict or avocado toast with poached eggs, and wines, Champagne and gentle pastel-hued cocktails.
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"I think it was an eye-opener for some of the younger guys and some of the older guys who haven't been in this position before," said Arizona senior center Kaleb Tarczewski.
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Prior to this test, I was using my husband's three-year-old razor and whatever soap I had lying around, so using all this shiny new shaving equipment was an eye-opener!
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With their frequently scant brushwork, marks and indications of natural phenomena, the 10 landscape paintings and three graphite drawings in "Lois Dodd: Early Paintings" at Alexandre Gallery form a real eye-opener.
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All this death has a distinct …Read more ReadThe Story Behind the Most Heated Moment of CNN&aposs Climate Crisis Town HallWednesday night's CNN Climate Crisis Town Hall was an eye-opener.
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But the real eye-opener is when you use the P1000's power zoom to extend its lens all the way out, at which point that 9003X zoom lens really shows its dominance.
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The moment, said a top aide to Modi, was an eye-opener for the government, which had not realized just how much shell companies were being used to hide assets and launder money.
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" Still, she recognized it was "an eye-opener" – "I was deeply hurt at first, and then I accepted this was time I needed to be away from my family and all the pressure.
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The possibility that laws — race-neutral on their face — might be enforced in racially discriminatory ways never came up, so my experience in a Chicago court room was an eye-opener for me.
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"The analysis in this report is an eye-opener and a wake-up call to all of us here in Asia and the Pacific," said Kundhavi Kadiresan, assistant director-general of the UN FAO.
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Bernard quickly puts the pieces together — Ford had created a copy of his own consciousness, and tasked Bernard with uploading it to the Cradle — but Bernard's biggest eye-opener is about the park itself.
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A similar eye-opener occurs in the next chapter, which also delves into the concrete, namely the use of green energy defaults for consumers, which typically cost more but are better for the environment.
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"The Kariba Dam was a big eye-opener, sort of a confirmation that, yes, there could be this problem of climate change," said David Kaluba, national coordinator of the government's Interim Climate Change Secretariat.
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Then I hit the ER again after a bender and it was a big eye-opener: When you go into the ER at 0.45, they test to make sure all your organs are functioning.
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As we look at the retirement of baby boomers and the recently proposed National Endowment for the Arts cuts as an eye-opener, we've realized that building a younger demographic of philanthropy is essential.
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" He added, "It is a shock and an eye-opener for us to discover that under our watch, we had employees who showed disregard for our animals, our processes and for the rule of law.
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"How quickly the flooding and devastation came to Nebraska and Iowa was an eye-opener, especially for our producers who are close to rivers," said Jim Peterson, marketing director for the North Dakota Wheat Commission.
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" Rink Watch has helped Canadians understand the real-life consequences of climate change, Mr. Robertson said: "The fact that this could be taken away and is tied to climate has been a real eye-opener.
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"To be perfectly honest, the last race around was a real eye opener for me in terms of what I learned about the shape of the planet and ocean health and plastic pollution," Jackson said.
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And there's a number of companies that don't necessarily go through a real regulatory or a real data science process, and I think that's actually been a helpful eye-opener for customers in some ways.
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MOSCOW/NIZHNY NOVGOROD (Reuters) - The World Cup has been an eye-opener for Russian waitress Lena Tikhomirova: mingling with visiting fans and experiencing new cultures has whetted her curiosity and now she plans to live abroad.
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"I think that Austria was quite an eye-opener for me to understand how far we could go and what was accepted and I'm very happy at the end to race like this," he told reporters.
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Nothing here is going to really affect what happens in XV, making Platinum more of a pleasant (and unexpected) curio for existing Final Fantasy fans than an essential eye-opener for complete newcomers to the series.
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"More children recognize the names Netflix and YouTube than they do the BBC — this should be an eye opener for the BBC," Nicky Morgan, former Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, said recently.
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EYE-OPENER During negotiations, Mexico's private sector had some 200 representatives in Washington updating its negotiators on how best to pitch the case to U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, according to sources involved in the process.
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The news was soon followed by another eye-opener: Doctors asked Mr. Schaffer to become the first patient in an experiment that would attempt something that transplant surgeons have dreamed of for more than 212 years.
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"I'd heard from a lot of female friends about 'dick pics' and creepy messages, but as it was something that I'd never experienced in my own online dating experience it was a real eye-opener," he said.
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Sources close to Soulja tell TMZ ... his three months in L.A. County Jail served as an eye-opener, and now that he's back home, he's cutting people off and cutting off his time on Twitter and Instagram.
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"I guess it was a bit of an eye-opener in terms of when we're at some of these big events, we do make easy marks for criminals who are quite clever at what they do," Stenson said.
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For those in positions of privilege in Silicon Valley, Pao's story works as an eye-opener into how other people experience their world and how their own behavior might, consciously or not, make others' lives and careers more difficult.
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Even as someone who covers technology extensively, it was a real eye-opener seeing what information Facebook is collecting, even though we give it permission to by signing up, then checking in to a place, or uploading a picture.
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"The fact that this thing was able to slip through the American line of defense and then through the Saudi line of defense and hit with the precision that it did, frankly, it was an eye-opener," he said.
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That was more of an eye opener for me that there was an audience outside of the hundred subscribers I had that cared about timely information, so that was sort of something that sorta steered me, in a way.
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It's an eye-opener for a kid to buckle in and go see just how big the world is, and nothing creates more love and connection when we're able to focus on those we love without distraction from the grind.
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But works such as the daringly engaged and garish 1992 figurative painting "Last Rights: The Spirits of the Dead Are Watching" by Robert Colescott, who represented the United States at the 1997 Venice Biennale, have proved an eye-opener for collectors.
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"That was a real eye opener for a lot of folks who love to feel good about putting their recycling in their blue bin and then it magically turns into something else," says Erin Treadwell, community outreach manager for Sacramento Public Works.
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News From All Sides is an eye-opener along the lines of "Blue Feed, Red Feed," an interactive feature (now archived) by The Wall Street Journal that demonstrated how much someone's political leanings can influence what Facebook's algorithms display on their News Feed.
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But the real eye-opener is that the Surface Studio 2 starts at $3,500, and that's for the entire system which includes a 25 x 2000 21-inch touchscreen, Core i2000 CPU, 21GB of RAM, 2000TB SSD, and Nvidia discrete graphics among other things.
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Given the amount of time that's elapsed since she was last pregnant (she and Chip are also parents to sons Duke, 9, and Drake, 13, plus daughters Emmie Kay, 8, and Ella Rose, 11), the experience has been a refreshing eye-opener for Joanna.
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The former vice presidential nominee threw her support behind — you guessed it — Donald Trump in Iowa on Tuesday, and although that may not come as very shocking to most, Palin's WTF-worthy speech was an eye-opener, littered with catchphrases that simply didn't make much sense.
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Online arms trafficking of this magnitude is an "eye opener," said Nicolas Florquin, research coordinator for the Small Arms Survey, the Geneva-based international research center that underwrote the ARES study, part of an effort to supplement trafficking investigations by the United Nations Panel of Experts.
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What an eye-opener that was, fixing all the meals, doing all the laundry and cleaning up everything, and at the same time measuring her blood sugar, blood pressure and oxygen, emptying a potty chair, feeding the cats and trying to work all at the same time.
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When the first high school track and field team from Namibia to compete at the Penn Relays arrived in Philadelphia from Grootfontein, a town of about 25,43 people, Henk Botha, the school's principal and shot-put and discus coach, knew the trip would be an eye-opener.
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When child sexual abuse survivors have their own children, and particularly when the child reaches the age the survivor was when the abuse began, "it is often an eye-opener to how vulnerable children really are, and how easy to manipulate they are, because they're trusting," Houser says.
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It's funny that you mention the medicated kids film because I did that after the crystal meth one and it was an eye-opener to the way in which we overemphasize the problem of illegal drugs and tend to be more blasé with the problems of legal drugs.
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" Goddard concluded her post (which, as of Friday, had over 52,000 comments and 137,000 shares) by asking for "no negative judgment" from commenters, explaining that she "wrote it as an eye opener for people to see how something that you think is fine can quickly turn into something bad!
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"There are few better ways right now to spend 80 movie minutes than to see 'Iris,' a delightful eye-opener about life, love, statement eyeglasses, bracelets the size of tricycle tires and the art of making the grandest of entrances," Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times.
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John Oliver's deep dive on India's prime minister is a real eye-opener Watch a quake startle a swarm of deep sea creatures Transformers head to Netflix in 'War for Cybertron' anime trilogy Trevor Noah rants gleefully for 3 minutes about how much he hates the 'Happy Birthday' song
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Seth Meyers' deep dive into Trump's effect on truck drivers is an eye-opener RuPaul and James Corden spark joy with their cunning plan to thwart Marie Kondo at the Emmys Stephen Colbert makes some dam good jokes about the Salmon Cannon Ayanna Pressley has a very blunt nickname for Trump
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John Oliver's deep dive on India's prime minister is a real eye-opener Watch a quake startle a swarm of deep sea creatures Please watch this dog gaze at its forbidden lover, a blueberry Trevor Noah rants gleefully for 3 minutes about how much he hates the 'Happy Birthday' song
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Seth Meyers' deep dive into Trump's effect on truck drivers is an eye-opener Peppa Pig makeup tutorial is a new breed of nightmare RuPaul and James Corden spark joy with their cunning plan to thwart Marie Kondo at the Emmys '13 Reasons Why' trailer piles on to Season 3's murder mystery
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Watch this reporter freak out as a snake tries to bite her mic Stephen Colbert serves up the wildest moments from Trump's angry prayer breakfast speech AOC returns to the Bronx with Desus and Mero, busts out her bartending skills Jimmy Kimmel's comparison of Trump and Obama's prayer breakfast speeches is an eye-opener
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Jimmy Kimmel's comparison of Trump and Obama's prayer breakfast speeches is an eye-opener Seth Meyers skewers Trump's post-acquittal ranting, and that accidentally awesome Romney ad Stephen Colbert serves up the wildest moments from Trump's angry prayer breakfast speech AOC returns to the Bronx with Desus and Mero, busts out her bartending skills
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H/T Ars Technica Stephen Colbert serves up the wildest moments from Trump's angry prayer breakfast speech AOC returns to the Bronx with Desus and Mero, busts out her bartending skills Jimmy Kimmel's comparison of Trump and Obama's prayer breakfast speeches is an eye-opener Seth Meyers skewers Trump's post-acquittal ranting, and that accidentally awesome Romney ad
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Ortega's ability to take a shot and his jab have carried him through the striking exchanges with decent scrappers, though, and his bodywork against Moicano in the last round of that fight was definitely an eye-opener to how smart he can be, even if he doesn't have the technical nuts and bolts tightened up yet.
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Stephen Colbert makes some dam good jokes about the Salmon Cannon Stephen Colbert explains what a retweet actually is, because Trump doesn't seem to know Henry Golding's old audition tape as a travel show host has to be seen to be believed Seth Meyers' deep dive into Trump's effect on truck drivers is an eye-opener
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