Smell: (Eyes closed) (Pen to nose) Do you smell anything?
I heard him approach; he bent over me, for I felt his breath on my face, but I kept my eyes closed, and never moved.
I thought to remain thus until I should hear the well-known tramp of my father's horse coming down the stony road, but unconsciously my eyes closed and I fell fast asleep.
Movements of the legs were performed hesitatingly and slowly and with greater difficulty with eyes closed.
Eyes closed, he could with difficulty perform the finger to nose test; eyes open, with much less difficulty.
He lay on the bed, eyes closed as if asleep, insensible to excitation, irresponsive.
My eyes closed in spite of myself, and with a very tender impulse toward my new friend, I turned on my side and slept.
The night he was born I watched the lights of the house next door until my eyes closed of themselves.
All through the long ride, I sat huddled in the new furs which were Uncle John's wedding gift to me, my eyes closed, and my hand in John Denton's warm clasp.
The one that is asleep should lie in a position so that the countenance can be seen, the head resting on the hand, eyes closed.
Her hands are folded on her breast, eyes closed as if in sleep.
Frank Mallow's eyes closed slightly, and he gazed in a half-curious, contemptuous way at John Berry as he shook hands, and then turned to Luke Ross.
Cynthia's bright young voice broke the spell, and Julia's eyes closed as she backed slowly away for a few yards before she dare turn and run towards her sister.
Sage's eyes closed, and there was a pitiful, pained expression in her face that told of the agony of her heart.
Howell; but it was long before Edna fully recovered, and then she lay with her eyes closed, and her hands clasped across her forehead.
Edna commenced reading, and it was nearly an hour before Felix's eyes closed, and his fingers relaxed their grasp on hers.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "eyes closed" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.