He turned away, and lay with wide-open eyes, looking out of the window at the sinking sun.
Montanelli stood beside the pillar, motionless, listening with wide-open eyes, full of the horror of death.
There was no sign of drowsiness in her wide-open eyes as they stared at the door between the two rooms.
But there was triumph in her big, wide-open eyes, and Jolly Roger felt something strange rising up in his breast.
Pauline lay quiet, with a stare in her wide-open eyes, gazing up at the ceiling.
He gazed at her with wide-open eyes, as though she were a perfect stranger to him in that dress that left her neck and arms so bare.
The children stood round with wide-open eyes, quite quiet, almost holding their breath and yet trembling with expectation: when would the first potatoes be done?
The Empress Elizabeth stared with wide-open eyes at the fate that had overtaken her.
Biddy Joyce was weeping bitterly before the end of the letter, with her blue-checked apron held up to her eyes; three or four of the little ones had gathered around, staring with wide-open eyes.
Then when he beheld the ghastly sight, the streaming black hair, the half-open eyes, a great cry escaped his lips.
For there was no mistaking the pallid gray hue of the complexion, or the dull, glazed, half-open eyes.
She lay there with her white face and her wide-open eyes trying to keep calm.
He sat with wide-open eyes, gazing into the fire all the night long.
With wide-open eyes he sat watching the extinct gray ashes on the hearth.
Princess Mary looking at the midwife with wide-open eyes of alarm.
Natasha knew that she ought to go away, but was unable to do so: something gripped her throat, and regardless of manners she stared straight at Prince Andrew with wide-open eyes.
Nesvitski and Zherkov were so surprised by this outburst that they gazed at Bolkonski silently with wide-open eyes.
Natasha kept looking uneasily at everybody with wide-open eyes, as if wishing to intercept every glance directed toward her, and tried to appear the same as usual.
The boy came behind the old woman, and, with a protruding corner of the upper lip and wide-open eyes, gazed on the rolls brought by Maslova.
She pronounced the word "he" with a peculiar expression of horror and with wide-open eyes.
Then he addressed himself to Angela, who was looking at him with wide-open eyes and a most piteous expression.
Angela looked at him with wide-open eyes of pain and amazement.
The lizard slipped noiselessly over the rocks at your feet, and the tarantula gaped at you with wide-open eyes, before retreating to the shelter of her nest in the ground.
But the half-open eyes of the man seemed staring at me from the window, and I kept watching it, half thinking that the dreadful, mangled face would thrust itself out.
But he was looking at the bishop, no longer gravely but with wide-open eyes, alert.
Then the bishop remembered the wide-open eyes, and how he had noticed them in the church at the agency intently watching him.
Presently each turned, and saw the singular man with untamed, wide-open eyes glowering at the stage, and both backs shook again.
The bishop himself noted the sun-browned boy face and the wide-open eyes.
Victor Burleigh looked at her with frank, wide-open eyes.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "open eyes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
