"Authentic country frame and photo, dated 1924, $225" catches one's eye.

"Well, you know, a handsome woman catches one's eye."

But there's nothing to seize one's imagination in the sleekness, to catch one's eye and hold it.

Ah catch one's eye n gie ma airmpits an obvious sniff.

Usually the first to catch one's eye is the oddly-shaped Telecom building on Main Street East.

That lightning-streak through her hair caught one's eye, but it was unnecessary to a loveliness that caught at one's heart.

Beowulf to Browning," she repeated, "I think that is the kind of title which might catch one's eye on a railway book-stall."

Although it's a showy event attended by the president, it's not the guests who catch one's eye but the quiet servants with Indian features and, above all, the bodyguards.

Another example, the "Esc" for most computer keyboards is referred to as red colored key in the Bloomberg system, with the red to catch one's eye to stop a task.

Catching one's eye--who did not want that eye caught--he gestured for the guy to come over, and when he did, glowering in Meehan's face as a way not to acknowledge the presence of Elaine Goldfarb, Meehan said, "These things are very heavy."