lower your eyes

Lower your eyes and turn your attention to your steps.

You lower your eyes and nod your head yes.

You lower your eyes and slowly remove your hand.

Lower your eyes this instant or - I' The threat died on his lips and was replaced by a roar of pain.

"You may lower your eyes," she said.

You realize your mistake and promptly lower your eyes to the serene 45 degree angle I require.

"Now if this man looks at you," Perry Mason said, "don't lower your eyes.

"Lower your eyes, brother," said Jerome chidingly.

You lowered your eyes.

Besides, it lowers your eyes."

If and when you are offered refreshments, you open your fan, lower your eyes, and murmur, 'No thank you, ma'am'."

Finally it slides over my gigantic hips and slides down my massive legs and falls on the floor in front of me... You gasp as you lower your eyes to my gigantic, nylon half-slip.

You can lower your eyes and lock up your daughters, but the evil genie is out of the bottle, in the mould of Jimmy Choo stilettos, Christian Louboutin platforms, and their high street knock-offs.

"The difference between cinema and television," Jean-Luc Godard, one of France's New Wave directors of the 1960's, once noted, "is that you raise your eyes for cinema and lower your eyes for television."

And here and there in this new volume, her writing becomes depressingly easy to follow: "Don't lower your eyes," Dove chides tourists confronted with poverty in "Lady Freedom Among Us," "don't think you can ever forget her."

You find yourself painfully pushed against the wall, apprehensively lower your eyes to see whose hand it is that pushes you, and, with a new pain in which the old is forgotten, recognize your own contorted hand holding you with a strength it never had for good work.