Eye-openers in active demand.

The Dwarf paid no attention to that, but gave her another eye-opener with the pin.

But when the League got into this Win-My-Chum plan, why, the name itself was an eye-opener.

" "It must have been rather an eye-opener for you, watching me handle this case.

The sun had scarcely risen, and I was sitting in the cosy cabin of my yacht enjoying my "chota hazree," which, being interpreted, means "lesser presence," and in Anglo-Indian speech signifies an "eye-opener" of tea and toastthe greater presence appears some hours later and we call it breakfast.

An Eye-Opener for the Wide-Awakes.

"A lot of it falls by the wayside," he said modestly, "but some of it is an eye-opener to them as don't entirely shut their ears.

But the 'Gospel of the Kingdom' is a wonderful 'eye-opener'.

Just browsing through the back issues of Goa Today edited by Manohar Shetty proved to be an eye-opener on what could have been.

It was an eye-opener to old-fashioned lawyers like myself.

If all he says is true, the Boche Emma Gee is booked for an eye-opener in a few weeks' time.