An unexpected eye-opener was our trip to see a soccer match at the national stadium. |
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The film was shot on location in West Yorkshire, which proved an eye-opener for a middle-class university-educated Hindu woman from north London. |
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The trip proved to be an eye-opener in terms of art, culture, social orderings and, not surprisingly, landscape. |
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The riveting testimony would prove an eye-opener into the working of Lastman's inner circle. |
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For experienced newscaster Gordon Burns, surviving all day without being able to take incoming calls proved a real eye-opener. |
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And that's one of the things that I think has been a real eye-opener in this volunteer experience. |
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Much to my chagrin, we drove past Skip's without stopping for an eye-opener. |
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The experience was an eye-opener for Thomas and, she says, made her appreciate her current career all the more. |
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It's possible to have read widely in French history and yet experience this book as something of an eye-opener. |
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It was not just this unexpected love of Shakespeare that proved an eye-opener. |
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Murphy and Clovis were enjoying an eye-opener in their cell as the morning sun streamed through the window bars in thick shafts. |
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And home hunting can be a quite an eye-opener of an experience in the city, especially if you are a newcomer looking for a roof to stay under. |
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But it's his journey tomorrow to Indigenous communities on Cape York that may prove the biggest eye-opener. |
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Yorkshire couple Lizzie Lowe and David Poole spent two weeks putting the system to the test and found the experience to be an eye-opener. |
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If anything, this experience has been the biggest eye-opener I will ever encounter. |
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It's always an eye-opener to demonstrate to clients how much money they can save if they purchase insurance when they are younger. |
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Talk about a little eye-opener before your first cup of java! |
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Not that I was inspired to go off and pursue a career in potamology, but the Leopold-Langbein theory of meanders was an eye-opener all the same. |
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The events connected with St. Mary's Feast should be an eye-opener. |
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It's an incredible eye-opener to be at such events in person. |
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This is the first season Selby have had a team in the county league for over ten years and the experience has quickly proved an eye-opener for their players. |
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This attack, coming just days after the PlayStation DDoS, was certainly an eye-opener. |
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How different positions have been put forward at different times here in Parliament has also been an eye-opener. |
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It was an eye-opener in that if we thought we could have done it all in a year or so we were wrong. |
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Visiting organisations at their operational place is often an eye-opener about their competence, financial situations and level of activities. |
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The CAF self-assessment can be seen as an eye-opener for the linkage between results and measures within the complex system of an organisation. |
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I was recording an event at a conference centre the other day and it was quite an eye-opener. |
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Being a journalist was a real eye-opener to the human rights situation in my country, particularly the lack of freedom of religion. |
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It's been an eye-opener for the whole family, but she's 20 years old, she knows her own mind and she can make her own decisions. |
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For those who have never seen live drag king shows, this documentary is definitely an eye-opener. |
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This is an eye-opener of a place that looks like the architect got a job lot of steel, had one too many and then set about designing it. |
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I don't like drawing analogies with football, but the match in Paris in midweek was an eye-opener in more ways than one. |
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This was a good conference to attend, for it was an eye-opener. |
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As soon as I got on the plane I asked the flight attendant for an eye-opener, but all he had to offer was orange juice. |
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But to have a respected party voice like ayres assess the situation so harshly has got to be an eye-opener. |
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If you will travel with us, we are expecting to provide an eye-opener for you while guiding you through our unique national parks or other undisturbed regions. |
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No doubt, missionary life was an eye-opener for the privileged young Mitt. |
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It was a real eye-opener for those cadets. |
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The chairman of the Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development, Herr Graefe zu Baringdorf, said that how the production of mixed feedingstuffs had evolved over the years had been an eye-opener. |
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A visit to the slaughterhouse was a real eye-opener to anyone who thought they understood where their food came from. |
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By far the majority of unions, however, stated that equality and justice are far from being achieved and that, for some, the survey was an eye-opener. |
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Hoping they'd be safe enough, it was an eye-opener to read Enders's account of four of their Iraqi staff having a barney and falling silent as he passed. |
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The travelling exhibition acts as an eye-opener for the general public: it offers a view of neighbouring countries' industrial heritage, highlighting production forms, living conditions and the built environment. |
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I've never really done any work in abuse, so this was a real eye-opener. |
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It was an eye-opener for the constables, when it was pointed out that only the conductor should be booked for allowing passengers to travel on footboards. |
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For the naysayers that claim you can't play electronic dance music without samplers or drum machines, this performance would've been a eye-opener. |
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This study was a real eye-opener, because it's the first time anyone appreciated that resistant UTIs could be epidemic in the population. |
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He admits to being slightly dispirited, in the beginning, about the decline of traditional methods which he had learned but buying an Epson 7800 printer became an eye-opener for him. |
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If one has luck he gets the heel of the meatloaf already separated and crispy brown and gleaming softly, permeated with a mild, tasty sourness: an eye-opener and the stomach's greatest joy. |
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The course is a good eye-opener, so I'd like it to reach all the harbours. |
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It was indeed an eye-opener to sail along the harbour. |
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That injustices christened by slavery and shaped by Jim Crow laws are alive and well in current police, municipal and court practices is not an eye-opener. |
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