As in the story of the
goggle-eyed goats, this book demonstrates another way of living, colourfully illustrated by Christopher Corr.
Squirming,
goggle-eyed demons equipped with whips and pitchforks lurk in every crevice.
NEW YORK-The ballyhooed launch of the Barista Utopia, an updated vacuum coffeemaker made by Bodum for Starbucks, has spectators
goggle-eyed over the futuristic-looking, lopsided contraption.
"I'm Crazy Eddie!" a
goggle-eyed man screamed from the television set.
I'm not counting, just scrambling around in the desert light, looking for those figures with the
goggle-eyed faces that are typical of the Jornada Mogollon.
But scientists are slowly learning what farmers have long known: that the
goggle-eyed grassmunchers are actually much smarter than we give them credit for.
BARACK Obama goes
goggle-eyed as he gets a glimpse of the future at a German trade fair.
As a columnist for the London Evening Standard newspaper, the
goggle-eyed aristocrat coined the term "subsidy junkies" to describe Scots.
The Turf Moor favourite left fans
goggle-eyed as he taunted an assistant referee by using his hands to put a pretend pair of glasses to his face.
FAR be it from me to side with those who believe that Michael Gove is a bit of a nutter - a
goggle-eyed zealot whose bulldozer reforms to our education system are driven by dogma rather than anything grounded in reality.
However, in the television studio as a pundit, he's a one man show of
goggle-eyed enthusiasm wearing a succession of flamboyant outfits.
This picturebook sweeps its audience off to Timbuktu, to meet Al Haji Amadu, his three wives, seven sons, and a very mixed herd of animals donkeys, camels, cows, lambs, and five
goggle-eyed goats.
That means soap fans will be
goggle-eyed after two solid hours of Emmerdale, EastEnders, Emmerdale again and Corrie.
While teen heartthrob Robert Pattinson, Gerard Butler and Jason Statham circled round the 'Transformers' star, she looked more interested in
goggle-eyed 'Gollum'.
Their
goggle-eyed gasps and laughter showed that traditional entertainment can still compete in an age of multi-channel TV and pounds 500 PlayStations.
