Watchful

‘Also we ask all parishioners to be vigilant and keep a watchful eye on this amenity.’

‘There really wasn't anything she could do, except be more alert and keep a watchful eye.’

‘Police officers in small groups stood around keeping a watchful eye on the proceedings, an unobtrusive presence.’

‘He still keeps a watchful eye on the rugby world, although these pages are too small to relate all he has to say on that matter.’

‘People living in the area are having their cars targeted over and over again, despite being under the watchful eye of the police.’

‘Back home, and under the watchful eye of Mae and son, Marty is progressing well.’

‘Eating under the watchful eye of Chloe, the engagement party lunch was fabulous.’

‘The Forest Department should be given more manpower to keep a watchful eye on the resources.’

‘Since then she's kept a watchful eye on the space behind the cooker, much to our amusement, some days for hours at a time.’

‘She took it back, apologized, and hurried back to the counter under the watchful eye of the man.’

‘Now the parents are issuing a stark warning to other parents, urging them to keep a watchful eye on their children.’

‘Police have warned residents to keep a watchful eye on their homes after a spate of break-ins’

‘It should keep a close and watchful eye on safety precautions in all facilities.’

‘She was good at avoiding the teachers and their ever watchful eyes.’

‘The Millennium Commission has kept a very watchful eye over the whole of this project.’

‘You must be ever watchful, and never once let your guard down when close to the darkness.’

‘I must be especially watchful for assumptions which can be the root of misunderstandings.’

‘She smiled, and turned to look up into Anthony's watchful gaze.’

‘Annie said nothing more and I continued to scrub the floors under her watchful gaze.’

‘Be especially watchful that the players begin each time with a fresh grip.’

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