She kept eyeing the last slice of cake across the table.

In the eyes of her mentor, the setback was just the beginning of a valuable lesson.

Thanks to steady rains, the orchards yielded fruit by the eye, and neighbors came from all around to admire the bounty.

In some dialects, the suffix -ey appears as an alternative form of -y.

She negotiated the contract with an eye to safeguarding the company's long-term interests.

Although they had worked together for years, they still didn't see eye to eye on the project's priorities.

By the end of the meeting, the team had seen eye to eye on the new plan.

Despite initial disagreements, they are seeing eye to eye about the new policy.

Although they often disagreed on minor details, they saw eye to eye on the project's main goals.

Although they come from different departments, our project manager sees eye to eye with the team lead on the schedule.