Idiom: all eyes are on someone (something)
Definition
idiom: all eyes are on someone (something):
- everyone is carefully watching something to see what will happen
Example sentences
— Whenever I go out with my friend Sally all eyes are on us because she’s so beautiful.
— All eyes were on the gymnast as she mounted the balance beam to perform her routine.
— All eyes were on the speaker's PowerPoint slides as he revealed figures from the last quarter.
— All eyes were on me as I went up to the podium to get my award.
— The audience applauded and all eyes were on the prima ballerina as she entered the stage.
— My date's dress was so revealing that all eyes were on her throughout the evening.
— I hate giving presentations. When all eyes are on me I feel so nervous that I can't breathe or speak normally.
— All eyes were on the large glittering ball as the announcer counted down to the new year in New York City.
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