Most people hope never to lay eyes on a bedbug.
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The most beautiful e-ink display you'll ever lay eyes on.
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You might never even have to lay eyes on that thing. 3.
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I guarantee you'll feel calmer the minute you lay eyes on it.
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I do lay eyes on Grimes, as well as Maye Musk and Jared Leto.
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Asked how he felt to finally lay eyes on the basilica, he began weeping.
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Sometimes you come to know a thing the first time you lay eyes on it.
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But here's the thing, when you lay eyes on him, the devil's a let down.
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I went for something that telegraphs depth from the moment you lay eyes on it.
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" He says a bit mockingly: "Come on, you probably didn't lay eyes on a single one.
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She feared that she'd lay eyes on him and believe, "This is my baby," she said.
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But when we first lay eyes on them, before the performance begins, they are merely waiting.
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So until you get to lay eyes on it for yourself, here's everything you need to know.
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The first visitors to lay eyes on our son were my father-in-law and his client.
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Because of its understated beauty, Tuscany was the perfect place to first lay eyes on the DB11.
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These firefighters better be ready to put out some fires after people lay eyes on their newest calendar.
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Tattooed forearms, on one a wolf and the other a raven, are striking when you first lay eyes on him.
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Check out the video above to learn how Leeuwnehoek became the first human to lay eyes on single-celled organisms.
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Oprah is known to leave her garden with a more fruitful bounty than most city-dwellers will ever lay eyes on.
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The report that Mueller submitted to Barr is confidential; there's no guarantee that the public will ever lay eyes on it.
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The understated and sometimes gruff Belichick is widely considered the smartest person ever to lay eyes on a strip of game film.
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In 63, a robotic emissary launched from Earth seven years earlier will lay eyes on a metal world never seen from close range.
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When someone, later, does lay eyes on her scars, Camille is declared "ruined," like a car that's not worth repairing after an accident.
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In short: Jordan is talented, Coogler is talented, they like working together, and we are very lucky to lay eyes on their collabs.
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When you first lay eyes on Billy Bauer, it's more than 40 minutes into "Smithereens," the first episode of Black Mirror's new season.
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Some Twitter users are sad to see the fuschia Frapp go, while others are rejoicing that they'll never have lay eyes on it again.
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Kuzco is just the second, and possibly weirdest, life form to lay eyes on the Galaxy S7 in Samsung's "seven days of unboxing" hype campaign.
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At the very end of the month — June 30, to be exact — you can lay eyes on Sam Taylor-Johnson's psychological thriller Gypsy, starring Naomi Watts.
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Seager understands that we won't know they're out there until we more truly lay eyes on their home and see something that reminds us of ours.
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Founded in 1925, the hotel strives for "regal," and it hits the mark in every way from the moment you lay eyes on its ornate entrance.
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Even before your initial meeting, when you and Kim first lay eyes on each other, he may try to manipulate you into a public display of affection.
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London (CNN Business)A popular video game has become home to a virtual library where players can lay eyes on censored news articles from around the world.
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The observatory is upgrading to meter-sized telescopes, and while it hasn't yet snapped IARPA-quality images, it did once lay eyes on a geosynchronous DirecTV satellite.
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Be sure to add her ASAP, and in case you were wondering, her Snapchat avatar is one of the most flawless things you will ever lay eyes on.
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Not only was it the first time that fashion fans would lay eyes on the new campaign, it was the first time most fans saw Portman post-baby.
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As in the original myth, Orfeu can't keep from looking, and no sooner does he lay eyes on the possessed than he loses Eurydice to the afterlife forever.
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When you first lay eyes on the Sun Joe MJ279.99E Mow Joe 14-inch 12 Amp Electric Lawn Mower, you may be struck by how small it is.
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But we can hear MGM's "ultra pool" before we even lay eyes on it, and we turn on our heels and skedaddle back down the Strip to our hotel.
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The snowman, the reindeer, the icy palace materializing out of frosty air — you'll have to conjure up a ticket before you can lay eyes on those bits of stage magic.
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When you first lay eyes on it, everything you thought you knew about the world goes right out the window and fights break out among even the closest of friends.
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Those calls would come at an odd hour; Freeborn would always say just a few words to tease the action from a script Terezakis had yet to lay eyes on.
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THE FIRST TIME I lay eyes on the Bolt, it's wrapped in swirling black-and-white camouflage—the effect known as dazzle—designed to hide its curves and lines from cameras.
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Lay eyes on a few of their grocery staples, and you might just learn something new about these celebs — or, at the very least, you'll learn how to eat like them.
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And while it's usually in relation to furry barnyard animals or kittens, we think people might experience the same as soon as they lay eyes on Winky Lux's Mini Lip Pill Kit.
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Across from the condo complex we stayed at sat a very average-looking strip mall and tucked into that strip mall was the first gay bar I would ever lay eyes on.
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It is a fact universally acknowledged that awards ceremonies in Hollywood are just excuses for us plebs to lay eyes on the demi-gods that we call celebrities in a more official fashion.
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He wanted to lay eyes on his prized colt, who had been overseas with Sherman's son Alan since January in preparation for Saturday's $10 million Dubai World Cup, the world's richest horse race.
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On most days, such "pool sprays" are the only opportunity for the White House press corps to lay eyes on the president and ask him questions directly on the news of the day.
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I didn't lay eyes on a single Amazon employee during Prime Day, except for the home-shopping-marathon talent, leaving the onus on me to wonder what was going on behind the scenes.
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And if people have enjoyed my stoic expressions, then I expect they're about to have their hats fly off when they lay eyes on the face of the august edifice from whence I sprung.
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Some evacuees from the Keys will get a chance to lay eyes on the devastation early Tuesday when Monroe County allows residents and business owners in Key Largo, Tavernier and Islamorada to return home.
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What he needed, he said, was to lay eyes on a girl whose very name conjured up ugliness in a manner identical to the effect produced by invoking the name of Helen of Troy.
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Michelle Obama is intelligent, poised, fashionable, and generous, which means that every time we lay eyes on the former First Lady, we lose all control and freak out because we just lover her so much.
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"The sad part about it is, I have a 12-year-old grandson who never even got to lay eyes on his grandmother or father, all because a person got mad because they were ridiculed."
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It is said that the king kept the key to this inner sanctum around his neck, allowing only a few visitors to lay eyes on it, and you can understand why when you see the space.
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However before biting hard into the soft (and frankly annoyingly non-chronological) flesh of the 'gram timeline to find out what it all means, first let us lay eyes on the fabric of his life thus far.
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One charm of a film that traverses Middle American landscapes bicoastalists never lay eyes on is that the misfit kids it follows around peddle not drugs but magazines, doing only incidental damage as they lie and steal.
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As if a writer, resting on some cosmic ridge over the lines at Hulluch or Ypres, could lay eyes on any Tommy or poilu (as the French soldiers were called) and transform him into the next Achilles.
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Given the nearly 2,000 people who paid good money for a mere chance to lay eyes on the culinary guru, my main takeaway from the event was that Garten, for all of her modesty, has some serious star power.
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The employees at the drive-through window — understandably — completely LOSE IT when they lay eyes on THE Selena Gomez, and James Corden hilariously pretends to be annoyed that none of them cared that he was in the car, too.
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A week ago, word somehow reached Didier's grandmother that Leandro's mother, and possibly Leandro himself, had arrived at the Red House on Rokely Beach, on Anjavavy, and that finally the Italian father wanted to lay eyes on his children.
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The Religion of Black Panther's Jabari Tribe Raises Questions About Cultural AppropriationImage: MarvelThe moment you first lay eyes on Black Panther's Wakanda, you can immediately see the care and attention to detail that went into realizing the fictional nation's diverse array of cultures.
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This particular appearance was brief — the two sides quickly decided on a June 19 deadline to submit written arguments for her plea deal, and that was that — but was the first time those who read Delvey's story had the opportunity to lay eyes on her.
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Peter Kraus, a contestant on the current The Bachelorette season, may or may not have some serious commitment issues — but it's hard not to fall hard for the guy the moment you lay eyes on his dreamy gap-toothed smile, defined jawline, and salt-and-pepper hair that rivals George Clooney's.
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It was more than startling, in the summer of 1993, to lay eyes on the infamous Herb Ritts portrait of Ms. Lang and Cindy Crawford on the cover of Vanity Fair, in which the supermodel, clad in a black teddy, mimes shaving the pop star, in shirt sleeves and pinstripes.
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If you've ever spent hours sifting through Google image results of Gosling or Tumblrs devoted to those old, but still incredible, memes, wished you could cuddle up to, or even lay eyes on him IRL then you might want to check out Carrera Café in L.A. The café in California has a way for us all to feel a little bit closer to the La La Land actor.
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Crocker was also the first Human being to lay eyes on an actual alien when the seaQuest found an ancient alien starship entombed in an underwater rock face. The alien fired at Crocker, but, it was merely a method of transportation which moved Crocker to a holding area aboard the alien ship, before finally returning him to seaQuest.
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She heads over there, chased by her husband and eventually finds the flat. Theo is notably calm, maintaining the excuse that he came over to give Tim back his pen. Natasha clearly doesn't believe him saying "I can smell it" and threatens Tim before leaving not to "lay eyes on my son". The next morning, we find that Alfie has died as a result of his injuries.
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To escape, he climbs up the façade of a building. The policeman tries to follow, but cannot get past the first floor; in frustration, he shouts at Bill, "You'll do time for this! The first time I lay eyes on you again, I'll pinch you!" Meanwhile, Harold has been hiding his lack of success by sending his girlfriend expensive presents he cannot really afford.
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The siblings made a pact between themselves that even as husband and wife they would live together in total chastity. So they lived this way in the same bedchamber, sleeping next to each other without any physical intimacy. However, after several years, desire began to burn in them leading them to lay eyes on the other. Losing control of their senses, they finally consummated their relationship and his older sister bore him a daughter.
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The security team call the police when they realize they've been infiltrated, but only lay eyes on Elliot. He leads the police on a foot chase through Central Park. Darlene is able to walk out, now posing as a gym attendee, and pick up Elliot after he is hit by a car and leaps over a guard rail. Dominique is sent by Janice to the local police department to give the Dark Army control over the van investigation.
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The doctor was the first European to lay eyes on the Niger and the first to record that it did in fact flow inland to the east. He vowed to follow the river until it led him to Timbuktu, but the intense heat and besetting of thieves stopped him, and he had to return to England. Upon his return he was an instant national hero, and membership in the African Association swelled dramatically.Kryza pp. 19-20.
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In 1788 the African Association was formed in England to promote the exploration of Africa in the hopes of locating the Niger, and in June 1796 the Scottish explorer Mungo Park was the first European to lay eyes on the middle portion of the river since antiquity (and perhaps ever). He wrote a famous account Travels in the Interior of Africa, which appeared in 1799. Park proposed a theory that the Niger and Congo were the same river.
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He measured 15 hands 2 inches and had strong hindquarters. Touchstone was unusual in having 19 dorsal vertebrae and a segment of a nineteenth rib on each side, which contributed to his long back.Ahnert, Rainer L. (editor in chief), Thoroughbred Breeding of the World, Pozdun Publishing, Germany, 1970 He was conditioned for racing by the preeminent trainer of the day, John Scott, although Scott did not lay eyes on Touchstone until mid-way through his Classic season.
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Safari Ltd was founded in 1982 by a German-born husband and wife team, Bernard and Rosemarie Rubel. Their goal was to aid in wildlife conservation by raising awareness of endangered species. Inspired by a deck of educational playing cards featuring photographs of endangered animals, they initially began by photographing native species in Florida and selling postcards of the photos at zoos and other attractions. The Rubels would later return to Germany and lay eyes on the educational figurines that led them to develop the museum-quality figurines Safari manufactures today.
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She develops a crush on Gon, but is unable to further their relationship. Palm can see the location of anyone she has seen with her own eyes by using a small mermaid crystal ball relic fed by her blood. Palm is sent into the Chimera Ant King's palace undercover as a secretary to Director Bizeff, the man who actually ran East Gorteau behind the scenes, in order to lay eyes on the King and Royal Guards so she can track them. She is captured and transformed into a Chimera Ant-hybrid, with the Nen ability creating defensive outfits from her hair wrapping over her body.
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This prompt action prevented the Arizona civil authorities from intervening to arrest and try Geronimo for the death of the many Americans who had been killed during the previous decades of raiding. "In that alien climate," the Washington Post reported, "the Apache died 'like flies at frost time.' Businessmen there soon had the idea to have Geronimo serve as a tourist attraction, and hundreds of visitors daily were let into the fort to lay eyes on the 'bloodthirsty' Indian in his cell." While the POWs were in Florida, the government relocated hundreds of their children from their Arizona reservation to the Carlisle Indian Industrial School in Pennsylvania.
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Lin McAdam and 'High- Spade' Frankie Wilson, on the trail of a man named Dutch Henry Brown with whom Lin has a personal score to settle, arrive in Dodge City, Kansas just in time to see a man forcing a saloon-hall girl named Lola Manners (Shelley Winters) onto the stagecoach leaving town. Lin confronts the man but backs down once he learns that he is standing up to Sheriff Wyatt Earp (Will Geer). Earp informs the two men that firearms are not allowed in town and they must check them in with Earp's brother Virgil. Lin and Dutch lay eyes on each other in the saloon, but are unable to fight due to the persuasive presence of Earp.
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Erum is a Muslim name meaning Jannat in Persian and Urdu which means "Heaven" in English, with different spellings such as Irum, Iram, Errum, and Eyrom In Persian folklore the name is also used in the story of King Shaddad, who wanted to compete with God and said that he would create Baghe Erum ("Heaven on Earth"). To create this garden he used up all his wealth and power, even stealing from the poor. He made it so beautiful that it was said to have fountains of wine and milk, and rocks made of the most precious gems that one could ever imagine. His cruelty is said to have upset God and God decided to punish him, so that he would never lay eyes on Erum.
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This seemingly-paranoid set of instructions was due to the unwillingness of Holt Fasner to reveal too much to any alien race "whose intentions were unguessable". Vertigus however was willing to disobey these orders directly: something of an idealist, he resolved to travel to the Amnion ship and deliver the tape in person, mostly out of a desire to lay eyes on at least one Amnioni, but also in the hope of kick-starting diplomatic relations between the two races. The Amnion in return gave him a canister containing mutagenic material - the same sort of material that had led Vertigus there in the first place. This is where the debate over 'first contact' started from: the Amnion's existence had already been known, and aside from matters of appearance, Captain Vertigus learnt nothing new about the race.
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Signs of human activity in the middle Rio Grande valley date back to as early as 10,000 B.C. The introduction of cultivated maize from Mexico in 1,000 B.C. marked a major turning point in the settlement of the region, causing the traditionally nomadic tribes of the area to adopt a more agricultural way of life. The first pueblos in the area appeared between 1 and 600 A.D., established by the Tiwas (called Tigua by the Spaniards),Campbell, Howard (2006): Tribal Synthesis: Piros, Mansos, and Tiwas through History. and by 1,200 AD there were already 14 major sites along the Rio Grande from Algodones to Isleta, the Chamisal Site in present-day Los Ranchos being among the largest of these communities. Hernando de Alvarado was reported as being one of the first Europeans to lay eyes on the region in September 1540 as the leader of a small convoy sent out by Coronado.
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