hawk-eye

• “Her school in Doncaster reached the finals of Miss Dance Great Britain, with a mean performance of Michael Jackson's HIStory in London's West End. She takes naturally to the performance that all teachers have to mount; but the calm hawk-eye is there, too, watching for any of the 36 year 6s who are struggling or losing concentration.”

  The Guardian: Outstanding new teacher: dazzling performer

• “Like Haraket, all wore a hawk-eye talisman at their throats.”

  Joust

• “Very few wore ornaments other than the hawk-eye talisman either.”

  Joust

• “Vetch noted without surprise that Baken wore a hawk-eye talisman made, not of the usual pottery, but one like Haraket sported, cast from silver and inlaid with enamel.”

  Joust

• “His square head was shaven, though he did not wear a wig, his skin as browned and weathered as that of any farmer, and he wore a hawk-eye amulet of glazed pottery around his neck.”

  Joust

• “Hair damp, freshly kilted, wearing the glazed hawk-eye talisman, he followed in the wake of the last of the boys, knowing there were other chores that needed doing between now and when the dragons returned.”

  Joust

• “A set of shaven-headed acrobats cavorted on the third, and a group of men with the hawk-eye amulets were lounging at a feast on the fourth.”

  Joust

• “I get this protective, hawk-eye attitude when Jen goes out with someone.”

  Friends, Sisters, Dating and FRIDAY!!

• “The next one won't miss, hawk-eye," Chlorine said.”

  Yon Ill Wind

• “Ella's hawk-eye just about raked my zoot right off my back.”

  The Autobiography of Malcolm X

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