It's not known how long Tom will be on the soap, but his arrival is expected to
raise some eyebrows in the village.
The app will surely
raise some eyebrows over the issue of texting while driving and the risk of a road rage punch up, which could land drivers in trouble.
The news item should
raise some eyebrows. Blair is a man who through lies and deception helped launch an illegal and immoral war that has resulted in the death or displacement of millions of people and turned a country into chaos, and who has steadfastly refused to admit any regrets over the results of his policies.
The timing of the announcement is sure to
raise some eyebrows with Hamilton is comfortable with the decision.
By any stretch, the basic facts
raise some eyebrows. The Wall Street Journal covered Gee and a governance review's findings in a feature story about new spending scrutiny in higher education.
The big jump to pounds 5.5million in the cost of transporting them by train, plane and automobile will
raise some eyebrows.
Even if these monster mills don't scare Western paper companies now, they should at least
raise some eyebrows and cause some spreadsheets to be opened.
HE might have toned down his clothes for the week but Ian Poulter still found a way to
raise some eyebrows at Pinehurst by using a Mini-Me replica of his own head to cover his driver.
This approach may
raise some eyebrows about providing the most recent snapshot of social change and "communityness" occurring in the agrarian towns, particularly since the research examines processes associated with the transformation from agrarian towns to postagrarian communities.
38, is bound to
raise some eyebrows among this book's readers.
Along with an especially pleasant family setting, "Talboys" presents a view of child-rearing sure to
raise some eyebrows today.
Even "judicial gaze" (24), which might
raise some eyebrows, works here, as does "discourse of impotence" (70).
No Rules is sure to
raise some eyebrows. Nonetheless, it contains practical information that can help anyone--from professionals to entrepreneurs to new college graduates--consider avenues they may have overlooked on the road to personal success.
WHILE it may
raise some eyebrows, all families choose to do things differently and we should respect those differences.