eye-level

In public places, such as restaurants, waitresses have to wear horrible, low cut and tight pants, which look okay when you see them from the front, with their apron wrapped around them, but when they retreat, their behinds are at the eye-level of the seated customers.

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I reminded them of just how tall some of those children are, and how their eye-level is sometimes just at the knees of their teachers.

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And just as retailers know that eye-level merchandise is what customers see and buy most, we put our focus there, said Courtright.

Steve Leveen: When Government and Business Get It Really Right -- Together Steve Leveen 2011

MotionScan uses an elaborate camera rig, which places 32 high-definition cameras on the ground, ceiling and at eye-level of the actor being filmed, to capture and create a 3-D model of the performer's face, and eventually his whole body, to use in computer-generated films and videogames.

Dropping Bodies Into Computer-Generated Films Michelle Kung 2011

And just as retailers know that eye-level merchandise is what customers see and buy most, we put our focus there, said Courtright.

Steve Leveen: When Government and Business Get It Really Right -- Together Steve Leveen 2011

I had been sure I wanted a writing area without eye-level windows so I would not be distracted by bird-watching or the view.

Bird Cloud Annie Proulx 2011

And just as retailers know that eye-level merchandise is what customers see and buy most, we put our focus there, said Courtright.

Steve Leveen: When Government and Business Get It Really Right -- Together Steve Leveen 2011

And just as retailers know that eye-level merchandise is what customers see and buy most, we put our focus there, said Courtright.

Steve Leveen: When Government and Business Get It Really Right -- Together Steve Leveen 2011

From the side, looking at it at eye-level, the mandala resembles a giant cake.

The Memory Palace Mira Bartók 2011

I slouch down further into the leather chair to bring it to eye-level, hunching my shoulders and squinting at the light as it blurs into the carpeted wall of my cubicle.

What We See Brett Rosenblatt 2011