be all eyes

He stared at her, and his face was all eyes.

Once off the phone he seemed to Anna to be all eyes and ears.

The men, on the other hand, were all eyes all over her.

She was all eyes, and quite still except for a hand that picked at the arm of the chair.

He was all eyes for the squaw and the pursuing canoe.

With the rustle of paper, he is all eyes.

He paid no attention to the speeches but was all eyes for the brightly painted apparatus.

The floating face before her was all eyes now, huge, and green and luminous.

For a moment it seemed that Johnny's face was all eyes, staring out at him and full of a nearly inhuman pain.

"I was all eyes," she went on, "just as everyone else in the room was.

Matthew had taken up his pen first thing in the morning and was all eyes and ears.

Her face seemed to be all eyes.

From here, the beast was all eyes and flashing teeth and moving lips.

Susan was all eyes as Jason hesitated long enough to give her a good look at his merchandise and then he jumped into the pool.

Rita shot a fast glance at the comm where she knew Tony and his pal were all eyes.

Otherwise, like some jungle cat, she was all eyes, motions, and soft purrs.

If Bloor died for seeing this, are all eyes now accursed?

He was all eyes and ears and acute awareness of the completely strange environment.

Sarah and I were all eyes and ears as we looked at the screens, especially the one that showed the press briefing room.

She would be all eyes and cheekbones.

She was all eyes and ears.

All those endless rows of windows and windows are all eyes staring at us.

He was all eyes, just like a child in a candy store, yet I could sense he was too timid to touch.

"Because he was all eyes for one that was perched at his table last night and I knew he'd be all talk about her afterward.

Perhaps an audience should not feel obliged to be all ears at a musical event, but if it is all eyes, some body has gone wrong.