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one eye on

  1. Paying some but not full attention to, as in He ran the rehearsal with one eye on the clock. Also see have one's eye on; out of the corner of one's eye; see with half an eye.



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"That's not even come into my thoughts," said Dawson, when asked if he had one eye on making that World Cup squad.

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It almost seemed like the Forest boss had one eye on Tuesday's Premier League meeting against Manchester United - a chance for Forest to solidify their place in the top four and boost their bid for Champions League football next season.

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The Proteas are already through to the semi-finals but will have one eye on progressing as winners of Group B.

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Burnley have kept 12 consecutive clean sheets in the Championship and their defensive record is incredible but I suppose it might open things up a bit if their manager Scott Parker has one eye on automatic promotion and makes changes before they go to Cardiff on Tuesday.

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They’re more like spectators who keep one eye on the score but choose not to join the game.”

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