Eyeballs [noun]

As Packer said about dashboards as an easier entry, that’s more eyeballs on sponsored products without the NHL cost.

The smartest buyers are learning CTV can be about much more than chasing eyeballs.

It has forced them to get creative and lean on the wealth of knowledge they have about consumers to create original, flashy, engaging, and attention-grabbing content that draws eyeballs.

They work by changing how light enters the eyeball, preventing the conditions that cause myopia to progress.

For example, Google has made several changes that keep eyeballs on their own results pages instead of diverting that traffic to other websites.

Contacts that slow myopiaMyopia, or near-sightedness, occurs when a person’s eyeballs extend too far out of the socket, which makes it difficult for incoming light to focus on the retina.

But thou art silent, And from thine eyeball flames contemptuous anger.

They had a secret iv rasslin' be which a Jap rassler cud blow on his opponent's eyeball an' break his ankle.

Here the radium rays had acted upon the eyeball through the bones of the head.

My heart was in my mouth, for at first I believed from his expression that he had detected the gleam of my eyeball.