The movie has a keen eye for panhandlers and oddballs.
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We'll keep a keen eye on his progress this year.
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It takes a keen eye to be a good router.
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He also has a keen eye on the Federal Reserve.
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The keen eye for detail was passed along with it.
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They also have a keen eye for excess, and cynical marketing.
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There will also be a keen eye kept on personal tax amounts.
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So I think you want to keep a keen eye on things.
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At John Lobb, she's brought a keen eye to the house's archives.
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My great-grandmother Luise Gönner had a keen eye for dead people.
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The 10-yard line guy was no match for her keen eye.
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He is viewed as a numbers guy with an keen eye for detail.
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TechCrunch editors with a keen eye for successful startups will vet every application.
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Without a keen eye and dedicated memeing, it never would have become rabidly popular.
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He apparently has a keen eye — as Trump's previous campaign strategists did not — on reality.
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However, it was not Aikman's keen eye of football that had everyone talking last night.
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Once inside the festival, it was clear Hellfest had a keen-eye for set-design.
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TechCrunch editors have a keen eye for the qualities that translate into serious startup success.
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That brings Hussman to the third market component he keeps a keen eye on: overextension.
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She has a keen eye for amusing anecdotes, and writes them up with convincing detail.
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But she has a keen eye for the central irony at the core of Vice.
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Lucy brings a keen eye, a superb sense of story, and an obvious love of actors.
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Kelly and scientists like him are watching events in the nation's capital with a keen eye.
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Given the reach of MyEtherWallet, this is definitely one project to keep a keen eye on.
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Mr. Moonves, with his keen eye for hit shows, could bring some creative spark to Viacom.
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But thanks to a public works employee with a keen eye she was reunited with it.
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Keep a keen eye over your property all year long — on a single charge — with the eufyCam.
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Packer's movies have become big successes thanks to his keen eye for scripts and spotting rising talent.
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These investors and the ratings agencies are observing every development in South Africa with a keen eye.
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They are naturally respectful and polite, but blessed with a keen eye for beauty and aesthetic perfection.
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Politicians locally have kept a keen eye on how trade and antitrust enforcement affect the agriculture industry.
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He also keeps a keen eye on social media to stay in the loop with latest trends.
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In one Instagram, he keeps a keen eye on some birds that are hanging out near his patio.
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And they would be more likely to keep a keen eye on their liabilities other than government debt.
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There she discovers the ghost of a dead sea captain (Theroux) with a keen eye for home decor.
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But Trump, who has long had a keen eye for optics, decided to move over to the bust.
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Besides closely following production patterns of its rivals, OPEC needs to keep a keen eye on global demand.
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So for a moment, let's forget the gravity-questioning catches and the baseline daring and the keen eye.
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With his dexterous hands and keen eye, Sixto made my first pair of shoes before I could even walk.
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With Envelopegate still looming from last year, we had a keen eye on all the behind-the-scenes action.
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We are staying vigilant and keeping a keen eye on developments, in case something big slips through the net.
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Though he was in the middle of waging a war, he always had a keen eye for self-preservation.
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So she came to the project with a keen eye and her own ideas to add to the mix.
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Collins has a keen eye and ear for clubhouse psychology, but he can get twitchy with his decision making.
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The plot provides a durable framework for Mr. Dolnick's keen eye for detail and his penetrating ear for dialogue.
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So I read Mr. Zuckerberg's plan with a keen eye on distinguishing meaningful changes from mere platitudes and evasions.
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Ms. Elliott's keen eye is especially acute in the duologues where Bobbie faces off against these men in sequence.
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Sabharwal's keen eye for color and nuances in hue, such as in "Steam" (2017), are demonstrated throughout the exhibition Float.
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In the documentary, Robbins said staff kept a keen eye on people in the audience with serious mental health issues.
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Frederick Wiseman is a legend among filmmakers, a documentarian who's been chronicling American life and institutions with a keen eye.
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Unsurprisingly, the fashion-forward pieces are spot-on with Eloquii's typical aesthetic — and its keen eye towards construction and fit.
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Economists will appreciate Mr Barr's careful use of wonky concepts; architects and historians will enjoy his keen eye for detail.
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TechCrunch editors with a keen eye for potential will vet every application and then select 15-20 companies to compete.
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She has a steady hand, a keen eye, and a welcoming aura — the three biggest prerequisites for a service like this.
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In addition to her keen eye for patterns and design, Mack has an ear for using found sounds from her travels.
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But there's no doubt a keen eye for distinguishing fads from serious trends can be lucrative if it can be taught.
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With a strong work ethic and keen eye for detail, it's no surprise that creative Virgos tend to produce brilliant projects.
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Amid deep scepticism, Nike pitched the attempt as sport's "moon shot", with a keen eye on sales of its running shoes.
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A representative of Inmarsat told the publication that they are "keeping a very keen eye on movement around the regulatory environment".
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This means that taking a keen eye to where he and his advisors receive their information is more critical than ever.
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Trump is known to keep a keen eye on markets, reading them as a barometer for the strength of his presidency.
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Walsh had a keen eye for what we now call "synergy," and in this, at least, he had an obliging client.
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Selected Writings, edited with a keen eye and unobtrusive touch by Daniel Owen and Lisa Pearson, is organized in two parts.
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Google joins Facebook and other tech companies, in launching projects in Africa with a keen eye on the continent's rising youth population.
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Tesla unveiled its solar roof on Friday, but it will take a keen eye to pick out which houses have them installed.
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What unites the three is their emotional power—and that is testament to the keen eye and curatorial talents of Norman Rosenthal.
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It succeeds in part because Malcolm brings to her work a keen eye for the surfaces that express character and social role.
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He's keeping a keen eye on corporate credit markets, an area he calls "overleveraged" and "fragile" with portions susceptible to complete seizures.
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She is ruthless in her takedowns, and has a keen eye for how young men try to invent themselves, and fall short.
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He developed a reputation as an all-around record man, with a keen eye for future stars and an instinctive marketing sense.
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My parents, who kept a keen eye on my diet of television, movies, and video games, saw reading as a good unto itself.
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Taylor is an Instagram influencer — one of those social media savants who has a keen eye for taking good pictures of avocado toast.
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"Justin keeps a keen eye on me at the event — he makes sure I don't fall fast for a dog," Upton tells PEOPLE.
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But, in the end, Vaughan's keen eye for gulls left less of an impression on me than his earnest adoration of the birds.
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TechCrunch editors with years of Battlefield experience and a keen eye for potential success will vet the applications and choose 15-20 startups.
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As we mentioned, Everlane does basics really well, and part of that is due to their keen eye for trendy but classic design.
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Wherever I am in the world in 2022, I'll be keeping a keen eye on events both on the pitch and beyond it.
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For Yasmeena Rasheed, Brianna Lance, and Brenn Lorenzo, a keen eye and understanding of denim's versatility have helped them develop highly individual aesthetics.
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His keen eye for spotting trends suggests Mediterranean cuisine is an emerging restaurant style, which is reinforced by consumer's preference for healthy fare.
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Official sponsors - worried the rule change could undermine their massive investments - will keep a keen eye out for potential infractions by other companies.
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Ozier's routine to monitor bald eagle populations has been consistent – keeping a keen eye while searching for our nation's symbol by air and water.
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They become love stories only in acts of redemption and release, with a complexity that reveals Trueblood's keen eye for the nuances of connection.
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She has a keen eye for beauty, a bold sense of style, and she can basically make any space look beautiful on a budget.
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But there's video Since the 123 death of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, the United States has kept a keen eye on police killings.
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Explain to your boss that naps will help your team navigate complex tasks, sharpen its thinking, and keep a keen eye on its competition.
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Investors are keeping a keen eye on the company's plans for further real estate maneuvers, which many say will drive the company's stock higher.
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Nelson says she's keeping a keen eye on user engagement and numbers are healthy for now — there's undoubtedly a connection between accuracy and engagement.
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To the untrained eye, these items may appear to be unrelated, but to the keen eye of Taunton's finest, they told a different story.
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One of these photos was taken in the back lot of a studio in London, see if your keen eye can pick which one.
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Jeff is a whiz at musicals, has a keen eye for detail and was a lot of fun to work with on this puzzle.
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Removing a pearl from an oyster requires deftness and a keen eye, both of which Mr. Fardan's grandfather was reputed to have in abundance.
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But it was all an act — a cynical, hypocritical act that McCain, who had a keen eye for hypocrisy, would have seen right through.
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These character "mash-up" cars are popular among fans because the Hot Wheels design team has a keen eye for detail, Mr. Down said.
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A keen eye is placed on free cash flow, earnings growth, the price-to-earnings ratio, the price-to-book ratio, and book value.
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Investors have also been keeping a keen eye on U.S. economic data for clues regarding the pace of future rate hikes by the Fed.
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Prior to D.U.I.I, Booth's artwork has generally kept to a single page illustration/painting format, and the colors she uses highlight her keen eye.
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The market is keeping a keen eye out for changes to the currency's level once money from the dollar bond issuance flows in, dealers said.
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While Prey is about a rapacious corporation that performs inhumane experiments on unwilling volunteers, Arkane also has a keen eye for innocent low-key absurdity.
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One of Linklater's chief talents is the ability to maintain empathy for his characters, even as he observes them with a keen eye for faults.
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They've got a keen eye on a market that is expected to boom in coming years, growing by a projected 10 times its current size.
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Sheng may be a reluctant leader, but he's a good one, and as Mulan's keen eye spots immediately, he looks damn fine without a shirt.
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Mr. Moonves did it with a keen eye for hit shows like the "The Big Bang Theory" and securing rights to National Football League games.
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ET (5 GMT) * Investors have been keeping a keen eye on comments from Fed officials for clues on when the next rate hike could come.
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As owner of the LVMH group, he's known for his good taste as well as for his keen eye for prospective companies to invest in.
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The NBA world has watched the Warriors with a keen eye this season, wondering if this would be the end of this current iteration's journey.
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If Democrats want to make these changes into a top governing priority, they'll need party leaders with leverage, legitimacy, and a keen eye for whipping votes.
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Macadamia joins more than a dozen koalas at Australia Zoo, where you can bet visitors will keep a keen eye on one of the youngest residents.
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There are plenty of factors that explain their success: a keen eye for talent abroad, a famed analytics department, and the good fortune of drafting Duncan.
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" De Alba, the ambassador, said Mexico would keep a keen eye "on what's going to be the evolution in the US, particularly at the border level.
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The date the advent calendars will arrive in stores has not been announced, so may sure to keep a keen eye on those Trader Joe's aisles.
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Almeda's keen eye for aesthetics is evident across his Instagram feed; it comes as no surprise that he splits his time between pottery and professional photography.
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Having spent the past eighteen years immersed in the world of Marc Jacobs, she drew upon her keen eye and fashion sensibility to inform the creative process.
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These were little tells, for those with a keen eye, that design had taken a backseat over the years to scaling the product and supporting new features.
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After studying User Experience Design in the U.S., she combined her passion for representing Africa on the world stage, her keen eye for design and tech expertise.
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Volquez would be wise to keep a keen eye on Carlos Gomez, who is 9-for-31 with three homers in his career against the right-hander.
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The central bank and investors will now keep a keen eye on economic data and assess corporate earnings reports to gauge the impact from the global turmoil.
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Walking the streets of the old city in Bucharest, visitors with a keen eye will spot red circles — just above the eye line — on hundreds of buildings.
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Former GGP executives say Mathrani is nearly the opposite of WeWork founder Adam Neumann: He has a keen eye for detail and numbers and avoids drinking at work.
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Paying tribute to the likes of Rainer Werner Fassbinder and Howard Hawks, these paintings embody the judgmental ambivalence of his criticism alongside his keen eye for minute detail.
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As an increasing number of people get involved with cryptocurrencies in some way, particularly retail rather than professional investors, regulators have taken a keen eye on the industry.
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The pups will wander for short periods of the day as they slowly make their way into the world with their parents and keepers maintaining a keen eye.
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And it is just that, providing far-ranging profiles of women from Paris, Nashville, Brooklyn and everywhere else with a keen eye towards fashion on style and fashion.
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While many acknowledged her keen eye for detail and her great tenacity in civic activism (she was arrested on several occasions), she was continually underestimated as a thinker.
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Much of the action takes place in childhood, and Poliner has a keen eye for the awkwardness and sudden leaping insights of adolescents on the brink of adulthood.
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With a particular nod to this country's Spanish and Portuguese past, Helguera opens the doors to the past, flashing a keen eye to the complexities of American identity.
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By playing out the dance between the natural and artificial, Calvert is focusing a keen eye on whether these distinctions can even be made in our postmodern world.
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Federico Ríos Escobar documents FARC camps with a keen eye; his images diverge from the government-produced image of the armed forces as a single, one-dimensional enemy.
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And the team confirmed it was thanks to the keen eye of Paulina Chavira, an editor at The New York Times en Español in the Mexico City bureau.
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But like military parades, the Games are also known to indicate Pyongyang's attitudes and relationship with the outside world, so experts will be watching with a keen eye.
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Leake would be wise to keep a keen eye on St. Louis native Ryan Howard, who is 219-for-262 with three homers and eight RBIs versus the hurler.
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The strategy is no doubt in its early days, so now is a good time to keep a keen eye on Google's moves in this part of the world.
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Of course, that was all marketing — brilliant marketing on the part of Weinstein, who has never had a taste in cinema so much as a keen eye for publicity.
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Salazar would be wise to keep a keen eye on Adam Eaton, who belted a grand slam in the ninth inning of Wednesday's 10-7 victory over the Indians.
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The graffiti is so accurate, one might even think he took a spray can to a wall or two himself, but it's just a keen eye for his surroundings.
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For 25 years, Ms. Greenfield, a photojournalist and anthropologist of the privileged, has observed their rituals and addictions with a keen eye for the person beneath the designer logos.
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Throughout the first-half pasting, the person behind this hearty account kept a keen eye out for bright spots and, when they arrived, was quick with the exclamation points.
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The former Director of Public Prosecutions, Starmer has grown into a formidable figure in the party, thanks to his strong House of Commons performances and keen eye for detail.
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It's hard to see the Fed cooling its heels near-term as it keeps a keen eye on inflation and attempts to bank some ammunition for the next crisis.
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An obviously keen eye and dry sense of humor is behind this throng of carved skulls decorated with precious stones, skeletons, amulets, rosaries, and engravings from Europe and Asia.
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This Outdoor Monocular Telescope can turn your backyard into an astronomical observatory and reveal the mysteries of the natural world to anyone with a keen eye and a curious mind.
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Investors kept a keen eye on Spain where the conservative People's Party mandated its leader Mariano Rajoy on Wednesday to hold talks on forming a pact with the Ciudadanos party.
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Markets will also be keeping a keen eye on any developments coming out of Mar-a-Lago, Florida, where President Trump will continue talks with President Xi Jinping of China.
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In a call this week with analysts, Krzanich said Intel's "top to bottom" understanding of the cloud-based data center and keen eye on competitors would help it stay ahead.
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That song speaks to the heart of his music; existing somewhere between city kid and country boy, Zac's keen eye could dig up the strange beauty and nuance of both.
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"] [Then, explain in one line why you would appreciate the help; for instance, "You have a keen eye, and I know you can take my work from good to great.
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In the Wild West era of US history, a "shotgun guard" used to ride alongside a stagecoach driver as his protection, keeping a keen eye out for bandits and highwaymen.
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"The boxes themselves will be a cookie jar for junkies," Gary Mello, a former candidate for City Council, who keeps a keen eye on the Cambridge city government, told me.
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Trump has a keen eye toward how his efforts look to the public through the lens of television as well as on the video clips that stream through the internet.
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To make it in the ad world, a keen eye for the trends that shape our society can give you a leg up on what's next and what really excites people.
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"That's the way I felt about her and that's the way I wove her into the story: a family member who had a keen eye and sharp mind," Dash tells me.
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She's the owner of NYC studio, Grit N' Glory, and her keen eye for realism portraits has earned her millions of fans on social media and celebrity clients like Zayn Malik.
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From cashmere gloves to portable chargers, these will send the right signals to your partner's parents — you know, that you're an awesome human being with a keen eye for tasteful gifts.
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Keep a keen eye on these deals, as you won't want to miss out on the chance to grab a bargain set of Sony speakers or a heavily discounted Amazon device.
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An owner with a keen eye for talent, Roush supported the careers of such luminaries as NASCAR Hall of Famer Mark Martin, Kurt Busch, Matt Kenseth, Carl Edwards and Greg Biffle.
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Unfortunately, Mr. Trump's claim that he has a keen eye for talent, like so many of his other promises, turned out to be a mix of alternative facts and hot air.
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The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, which was founded in 1841 and counts Walt Whitman among its former editors, continues to train a keen eye on the neighborhood, as do several hyperlocal blogs.
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Gertz, who has been dogged in his coverage of Fox News&apos various lies and thinly veiled conservative agenda pulling, has a keen eye for the manipulation and mishandling of stories.
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Tea It takes a keen eye to notice that sometimes Leslie prefers tea over coffee, which should come as no surprise, as she cannot handle her coffee without copious amounts of sugar.
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She needed a keen eye to use natural light in dark rooms, to avoid piles of toys and baby gear, and to look past the curious stares of big brothers and sisters.
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Bill Cunningham — the New York Times street style photographer with a keen eye who earned a soft spot in the hearts of New Yorkers and many beyond — has died at age 87.
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The boutique's success is a testament to Kohan's keen eye, which has curated a mix of local legends (Juan Carlos Obando, Gabriela Artigas, Raquel Allegra) and icons from afar (Alaïa, Hussein Chalayan).
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The list features entrepreneurs building global startups in the UK, investors who have a keen eye for emerging technologies, as well as journalists, TikTok stars, politicians, and regulators that made a mark.
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"The central bank will now keep a keen eye on international markets, particularly after Brexit and ... it will likely keep the benchmark rate on hold until ...markets are less uncertain," he said.
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The Padres are right to stick with Preller, who has a keen eye for talent and a renowned work ethic and who has directed a much-needed overhaul for a struggling team.
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Sciamma has a keen eye for the ways that women have always cared for each other under the radar of society, dealing with unwanted pregnancies and building little communities in plain sight.
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A much revered figure whose keen eye, nurturing personality and regally understated aesthetic helped shift the landscape of American fashion and retailing, Ms. Mello died on Sunday at her home in Manhattan.
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Daniel explores an ecology of natives and invasives — plant and animal — while rendering clear-cuts and second-growth forests with the same keen eye for beauty as he does towering old growths.
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Last year we saw massive discounts on Xbox One, PS4, and Nintendo Switch bundles, and we recommend keeping a keen eye on Currys PC World for more of the same in 2019.
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As I would come to know over the years, Denis had a keen eye for the subtle glories of infirmity that many of us could see only after he pointed them out.
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His second novel, "Journeyman," retains the keen eye and sensitivity to language but dispenses with the linguistic pyrotechnics in favor of a more measured tone, one that thoroughly suits its reticent protagonist.
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The new artwork by Arnau Bi Ponany is a stunning new visual identity for Cin Cin so you obviously have a keen eye for design—who are your favourite designers at the moment ?
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Lockwood, an assistant professor of history at the University of Alabama, has a keen eye for a good yarn, and there are enthralling glimpses here of individual lives buffeted by the American Revolution.
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His songwriting evinced not just a keen eye for narrative detail but also an unerring ear for spoken vernacular and a wry, existentialist bent akin to that of Kris Kristofferson or John Prine.
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To implement these additional oversights, the Department of Commerce will create the Seafood Import Monitoring Program, a governmental body tasked with keeping a keen eye out for any illegally obtained or mislabeled products.
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WASHINGTON — While the Pentagon's long-awaited colossal cloud-computing deal has sparked fierce competition between tech giants Amazon and Microsoft, the Defense Department is keeping a keen eye on China's own cloud efforts.
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Hoby shares O'Hara's keen eye for the city's grubby beauty, for how, as she writes, "a low-slung sun burned all the day's dirt into gold," for its hum and heat and clatter.
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The well-traveled Venezuelan has a keen eye for the kind of offhand style that's incidental to generations of taste and privilege, and each image is a glimpse into a life well lived.
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"They trusted her honesty, her keen eye and her elegant sensitivity to language and story," said Joni Evans, for whom Ms. Kamil worked at Simon & Schuster and who wooed her to Random House.
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More often than not, gaming console bundles come along with some of the hottest titles on the market, so it's always a good idea to keep a keen eye out for these deals.
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Glaser, who is perhaps best known for his iconic I "Heart" NY logo, deconstructs each of the Games' logos with the keen eye of someone who's been at this for a very long time.
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Williams has spent more cumulative time in space than any American astronaut, logging 534 days over four separate missions, so he's developed a keen eye for capturing our planet's breathtaking scope and dazzling intricacies.
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The key is to do it, do it fast, do it efficiently, keep a keen eye on your clients and associates, be very sensitive to your communities, and that's exactly what we're going to do.
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Managers of funds that fit the bill tend to have an especially keen eye on value and will build a big stockpile of cash if they are unable to find enough stocks at reasonable prices.
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With Holmer's keen eye for movement and Hightower and her co-stars' remarkable ability to tell stories through that movement, the film incorporates pugilism into a bold new esthetic and truly exciting new cinematic experience.
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PARIS — Past the plush Napoleon III sofas, through a forest of orchids and under the keen eye of doormen in pillbox hats, a guest crept out of the Ritz Paris hotel on a mortifying mission.
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It takes a keen eye to create a dress out of elevator pads or make a buckle out of a huge Star of David, and it takes a genius to know that they'll be successful.
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There are playrooms with toys and air hockey tables and pool balls and even a few shop class throwbacks, all of them are lovingly rendered and designed with a keen eye for obstacle placement and pacing.
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Jon told me that sometimes his father's "uncanny comedic flair" can be difficult for him to follow in their day-to-day life, but that his father has a keen eye for satire and performance art.
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The furniture reflects a keen eye and a start-up budget: A metal-edged Milo Baughman dining table is nicked and scarred, and the vintage Cassina sofa arrived with knife cuts piercing its aged brown leather.
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The biggest unpacking moment comes when her mother, Adeline, who is played with a keen eye for a specific kind of selfish by Jennifer Jason Leigh, stops by and we get an idea of Sierra's upbringing.
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Not only is he looking for companies that are making smart investment decisions and growing returns on capital, but he also has a keen eye on prioritization of these companies to return that value to shareholders.
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Diddy's got a keen eye for fine art, and his historic purchase of a Kerry James Marshall painting is a huge score for him and a bigger score for the artist ... according to a famous expert.
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We agree, of course, but we also think of something simpler and slightly more meaningful: to us, the name is synonymous with a tireless pursuit of innovation and a keen eye for where the world is going.
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As this NPR profile makes clear, Souza's keen eye for the perfect image and his vast archive of presidential pictures gives him all the receipts he'll ever need to continue his critique of the current political landscape.
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Whether or not you can make it to New York to see the collection of Monets or to hang out with Abbi Jacobson, you can show off your keen eye for design with their curated shop picks.
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One thing we do know is he is charged with bringing more innovation to Coinbase, a company that only trades four cryptocurrencies — so he is keeping a keen eye on what is happening on the blockchain space.
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Vizio has yet to announce pricing or availability for the Elevate, but the company has always had a keen eye on value, so I hope the Elevate will cost in in the hundreds, not thousands, of dollars.
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He also has a keen eye and knows a thing or two, so if he somehow finds his way into the oval office we'll have a real sports fan in charge who knows what he's talking about.
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At a time when Southern fiction inclined toward the Gothic, Ms. Lee, with a keen eye and a sharp ear for dialogue, presented "the more smiling aspects" of Southern life, to borrow a phrase from William Dean Howells.
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In Grunt: The Curious Science of Humans at War, she brings her keen eye for detail and sharp wit to bear on the dead-serious science of keeping soldiers intact and sane in the extreme conditions of war.
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Last year's inaugural event was a huge success as nearly 1,000 of Silicon Valley's brightest minds came to relax, connect and celebrate the entrepreneurial spirit of the startup community — and cast a keen eye over some promising startups.
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Holtby will need to keep a keen eye on captain John Tavares, who recorded six points during the spirited seven-game series in the spring and 218 (21 goals, 22016 assists) in 231 career meetings with the Capitals.
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Last year's inaugural event was a huge success, as nearly 1,000 of Silicon Valley's brightest minds came to relax, connect and celebrate the entrepreneurial spirit of the startup community — and cast a keen eye over some promising startups.
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In her first policy speech as the committee's leader, Waters took aim at Wall Street, vowing that her panel will be keeping a keen eye on the financial industry and whether the Trump administration is working to weaken regulations.
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As an editor at Poetry Australia and Quadrant he had a keen eye for words that had lost their bite, killing them as briskly as the trapped rabbits he had chopped and dropped, "still straining", into his burlap bag.
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Market watchers are keeping a keen eye on Vienna this week as the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) meet to discuss how to boost prices and stabilize the market by extending a current agreement to cut supply.
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If you're interested in a job in video gaming or application development, have a keen eye for design, love technology and tend to lean toward the more creative end of the spectrum, this may be an enticing career path.
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When news broke in March that the H&M group was launching a new clothing and homeware brand — its eighth to date — those with a keen eye for Scandinavian style (come on, everyone raise your hand) expectedly freaked out.
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PASULJANSKE LIVADE, Serbia (Reuters) - Under the keen eye of President Aleksandar Vucic and foreign diplomats, Serbia's military flexed its muscles on Thursday, firing live ordnance in a mock attack on insurgent positions at a training ground east of Belgrade.
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Those watching the contest with a keen eye say the aim is to carve out a niche within the field — and to kneecap anyone who competes for that niche, whether they are a front-runner or an also-ran.
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"[Seagar] has presented book art exhibitions for over 10 years now, and she has a keen eye for contemporary artists working with the medium of the book," says Patricia Cariño, curator and director of public programs at the ICA.
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In all of them he exhibits both a keen eye and a talent for using obsolescent technology to evoke a kind of nostalgia for the passing moment — a wistful inability to be fully present in one's own unfolding life.
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With a keen eye for the urban landscape, renowned photographer Lloyd Ziff captures the essence of a city with unwavering frankness in New York/Los Angeles, Photographs: 1967-2015, a two-volume collection with over 40 years of pictures.
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The Diagonal - New York City, NY - Photo courtesy Nikola OlicSerbian photographer Nikola Olic lives and works in Dallas, Texas, but he also travels the world with a keen eye that's always looking for unusual angles on buildings and other structures.
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Seidelman, who went on to direct several key episodes of Sex and The City (including the pilot!), has a keen eye for shots, and the whole movie is both gorgeous and grungy, lit with hues of blue and pink neon.
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Laredo, Texas Not just Zika: Being on the Mexican border, home to all three mosquitoes that can carry the Zika virus, health officials here keep a keen eye on any vector, said Hector Gonzalez, director of the city health department.
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Much attention is on Ford's new CEO, Jim Hackett, but some industry watchers are also keeping a keen eye on two executives who report to him, with the thought that they may be poised to replace him in a few years.
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The show (curated by Stern, Rola Khayyat, Emily Kloppenburg, and Alex Strada) is called Lattice Work and introduces a diverse set of talents with a keen eye for everything from landscapes to portraiture to abstract images both disturbing and beautiful.
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In addition to Desmond, Price would be wise to keep a keen eye on both Elvis Andrus and Adrian Beltre, with the former going 10-for-25 in his career versus the hurler while the latter is 10-for-33.
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They are at once a culinary prize and a piscatorial obsession, requiring a keen eye, a stubborn resolve and dollops of luck, defined by the Yurok and other local tribes as "living your life right," said Alme Allen, another eeler.
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Especially in the 1980s and '90s, Mr. McShine exercised a great deal of influence on what the Modern acquired in the way of postwar and more recent art, and applied a keen eye to its installation in the permanent-collection galleries.
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She has a keen eye for both the weird (she notes her brother's hands are yellow "like hard cheese"; a voice on TV "sounded like it lived in a lemon") and the lovely (she imagines "the abandoning tilt of a kiss").
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The one nonpitcher the Yankees selected in the first 11 rounds this year was the high school outfielder Canaan Smith, a left-handed power hitter from the Dallas area who has a keen eye; he walked 57 times this season.
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Another, yet more seasoned director — Trevor Nunn, who will turn 79 this month — has cast his keen eye on an enduring musical title, "Fiddler on the Roof," for a very fine revival at the Menier Chocolate Factory through March 9.
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After many, many hours of watching Chef's Night Out, Hager applied that same keen eye for culture to some of the show's most bombastic chefs and gave us perfect visual representation of a good night out, condensed into single images throughout the book.
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Motorola made a big deal out of it with the launch of its flagship Moto phones last year, Sony has clearly been keeping a keen eye on the rankings, and HTC is making sure everyone knows it has the (shared) best score.
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An exhilarating hybrid of Social Realism and feel-good aspirational entertainment, Paddy Breathnach's "Viva" is an oddity by its very pedigree: an Irish movie set in Havana, where it was filmed with a keen eye to that city's dinginess in tropical light.
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Trump's review of the candidacies of South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, former Vice President Joe Biden, former congressman Beto O'Rourke and U.S. Senators Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders showed he was keeping a keen eye on the crowded Democratic presidential contest.
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Thanks to her nerdy wit and keen eye, she is attracting a wider audience through her blog and Twitter page, where she describes herself as "that black cameratrapqueen" because so much of her work involves setting up cameras at key sites to monitor wildlife.
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" Mr. Tiller, who will release his second album next month, sings with a cool reserve and a keen eye for detail: "I knew you was with it when you drove out to Atlanta/I knew you was different when you spoke to me, your grammar.
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"We're going to have a keen eye to see if Trump is able to continue connecting with his base, as the numbers just become more overwhelmingly globalist, centrist, establishment Democrat, all of those in the mix, and a lot less populist-nationalists," Mr. Marlow said.
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What you do need — and these are absolute non-negotiables — is a keen eye for trends, an ability to connect with readers and shoppers, a solid sense of what works and what's just a fad or filler, and a highly sensitive bullshit radar, cranked up to 11.
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In a trailer that dropped yesterday, the Letterkenny crew revealed that they'll be bringing this same keen eye to Wayne's latest opponent, "an amateur MMA asshole" who asks him to "engage in aggressive altercation," and challenges Wayne in season two (dropping on Crave on Christmas Day).
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You've been keeping a keen eye on the local scene for a while, that online diploma you received in project management is still fresh in your mind, and your mum has always said you can use the basement as an office, so the stars are basically aligned.
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He has a keen eye for irony and a high tolerance for awkward situations, so he walked around the city, chuckling at hipsters—a word at least as hard to define as "ghetto" or "gentrification"—and listening sympathetically to residents of the city's dwindling African-American neighborhoods.
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An obviously keen eye and dry sense of humor is behind this throng (180 pieces) of mostly carved skulls decorated with precious stones, carved skeletons, flamboyant ivory amulets, nerve-jangling luxe rosaries, disconcerting trinkets, unsettling engravings, and carved wood and marble objects from Europe and Asia.
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His top-to-bottom design schemes for such long-gone but influential Manhattan restaurants as La Fonda del Sol (opened 229) and L'Étoile (opened 22017) are the stuff of legend, as were his abiding interest in folk art from around the world and his keen eye for detail.
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In order to find new opportunities, he scours the 52-week low list — a list comprised of issues trading near their one-year low — while keeping a keen eye on the price-to-book, price-to-earnings, and price-to-free-cash-flow ratios to ensure he's not overpaying.
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One fan with a keen eye for detail thought the star had actually made the big change back, when Kardashian posted a video of herself baking blueberry muffins on Snapchat and it appeared her hair looked a bit darker from her reflection at the back of the oven.
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At Montreal's Startupfest on Thursday, Shopify co-founder and CEO Tobias Lütke sat down with Recode's Kara Swisher to talk about what Shopify does, and how it can compete as a platform for online retail when giants like Facebook have a keen eye on potentially owning the space.
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These sums were certainly worth more half a century ago than they are today, but even so, they were sufficiently small that acquisitions required a keen eye, a finely-honed judgment, a close working relationship with the emerging generation of young artists, and a taste for risk-taking.
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" Frances Degen Horowitz, the president emerita of the Graduate Center, added that while Professor Braham had painstakingly documented the past, he had also shown "a keen eye for current events, calling out those events and actions that portend a repetition of some of the devastating events of the past.
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DuVernay — who directed the first two episodes — has a keen eye for both atmosphere and talent, and the combination of her direction and incredible performances from Rutina Wesley, Dawn-Lyen Gardner, and Kofi Siriboe as the three siblings make Queen Sugar one of the fall's most promising new offerings.
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While he may not have booked any major campaigns or editorials as of now, you might want to keep a keen eye out this coming New York Fashion Week because that chiseled jawline and six-pack abs strolling past you could very well belong to a member of the Clinton family.
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Hiroshi Yoshida was a traditionalist who threw out the rule book; a romantic with a keen eye for the world as it is, as adept at portraying an idyllic mountain shrine in Japan as he was at capturing the dusty quality of the light at a busy market in Morocco.
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"While investors were keeping a keen eye on the FOMC (Federal Open Market Committee) meeting, which concluded on Wednesday on a more hawkish note than some anticipated, taxable-fixed income mutual funds took in small amounts of net new money - $348 million-plus, with ETF investors ... withdrawing $700 million," Roseen said.
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Thriving in the fickle fine jewelry market required finesse, and Brickell highlights the complementary skills different members of the close-knit Cartier clan brought to their ever-shifting business: innovative design, meticulous craftsmanship, an early appreciation for the power of public relations, and a keen eye for spotting counterfeit stones.
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Despite her keen eye for how politics constantly shifts, she seems to believe that in Western Europe politics reached its highest stage after World War II, when capitalism was tamed by social democracy and liberal values were broadly adopted (or imposed) — all under an American security umbrella and funded by Marshall Plan cash.
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For readers steeped in the wonder and precision of fairy tales, unable to resist diving into yet another retelling (and I place myself in this category), three new books take the fabric of some old stories, and, with a keen eye and a very sharp needle, reshape each one into something new.
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The family papers that Stein has mined here, with great effort and a keen eye, illustrate history by zooming in as tightly as possible and showing, as she writes, "how this family loved and quarreled, struggled and succeeded, clung to one another and watched the ties that once bound them slip from their grasp."
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The situation for Scout can become grave in no time at all unless you're keeping a keen eye on her temperature, constantly topping her up with food and clean water—or, better, combining raw materials to cook up something a little more satisfying, from dandelion tea, both refreshing and medicinal, or stitching together animal pelts to make warmer clothing.
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Meanwhile traders are also keeping a keen eye on discussions between the U.S. and China ahead of Sunday's planned implementation of an additional 15% tariffs on around $160 billion in Chinese exports to the U.S. The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday that Washington plans to delay the tariffs as the two sides negotiate a potential "phase one" trade agreement.
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If you keep a keen eye on the #OOTDs of social media's leading style stars, you probably begun to notice a handful of looks styled with wide waist belts or laced bodices, meaning it might be time to get cinched (or at least carefully consider it), Ahead, peep the runway, real-way, and shoppable way to dip your toes in the corset trend.
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With a keen eye for colorful detail, Dray narrates the elaborate rituals of the English hunting tradition, and samples its rich vocabulary, from "nouns of assembly" ("a sloth of bears" or "a business of ferrets") to nomenclature (a six-year-old stag that evades a king or queen is dubbed "a hart royal proclaimed") to flowery euphemisms for different kinds of scat.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads VENICE, Italy — The interlinked objects in the exhibition Stakeholders, Hong Kong in Venice, guest curated by Christina Li and installed by Shirley Tse — the first female artist to represent Hong Kong at the Venice Biennale — requires a keen eye and an open mind from the viewer, along with undivided attention to maneuver its entire length.
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When he wasn't DJ-ing, Clayton was a tireless, ambitious promoter with a keen eye for talent; members of his Army (named for the Funkadelic album Uncle Jam Wants You) included Egyptian Lover, future N.W.A. member Arabian Prince, DJ Bobcat (who'd go on to work with Def Jam), co-writer of Friday and prolific producer DJ Pooh, and a pre-gangster rap Ice-T.
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The ideal candidate has:- 3-5 years of experience- substantial fact-checking experience- strong copy editing skills- a keen eye for the structure and flow of a story- the ability to get article drafts into publishable form quickly and efficientlyThis position would suit somebody who is already a news editor, or who is an ambitious and experienced reporter ready to take the next step.
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In terms of the types of investments Karma plans to make, partner Margus Uudam told me during a call that in addition to being able to keep an especially keen eye on tech coming out of or with roots in Estonia, the three partners will be spending much of their time jet setting around Europe, an ecosystem that he feels has matured significantly in recent years.
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Consistent, practical, opinionated, and absurdly, almost comically stubborn on the one hand; sensual and overindulgent on the other, a lover of earthly pleasures with a keen eye for beauty and a vague yet unshakeable desire to sink into a large memory-foam bed made up with pristine white linens and big, fluffy pillows and emerge only to be fed lobster tails drenched in melted butter and guzzle (not sip) Champagne.
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Here she demonstrates the same keen eye for telling detail: paunchy middle-aged Fascists squeezed into their old black-shirt uniforms for an anniversary celebration that has the air of a college reunion; a young expectant mother who prays to have a girl so the child will not be dragged off to war; the blank expressionless look of the local peasants, men who have mastered the art of hiding their feelings, as they listen to Mussolini's declaration of war.
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Mr. Ellis has a good ear for the sort of dumb exchange of non sequiturs, bad jokes and half-hearted shrugs that pass for conversation between Clay and his friends; and while his descriptions of Los Angeles carry a few too many echoes of Raymond Chandler, Joan Didion and Nathanael West… they nonetheless demonstrate a keen eye for grim details (the dead fish in the Jacuzzi, the cigarette butt stubbed out on the kitchen floor, and so on) and a sure sense of the absurd.
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