And this man has chosen to build his eyesore on Heron lands, within sight of the house whichwhich he would not have been permitted to enter.

Many times, too, the servants have more means than the masters whom they serve, which [3960]Epictetus counts an eyesore and inconvenient.

They leave dressing up and making eyesores of theirselves to men wot 'ave never smelt salt water; men wot drift up and down the river in lighters and get in everybody's way.

He proved an eyesore in every way, but they retained him as long as it was possible to do so, and bore with him patiently, as no one else would have him.

To remove this eyesore he had one of my nurses hunt up a wheel-barrow, and two shovelsshovels were accessible by this timeand ordered him and another to wheel that rubbish out into the street.