with all ... eyes

It was an up and down and up again day on the European markets, with all eyes looking toward Wall Street.

With all eyes on the falling euro, the issue of Chinese currency reform seems to have been pushed to the sidelines.

More importantly, we're living in an age of connectedness with all eyes watching.

Gordon Brown, then prime minister, arrived late, with all eyes turning to him as he walked down to the lake.

The stage has been set here and Christ Michael has center stage with all eyes upon his baton.

When I stood before the microphone with all eyes starring directly at me, I could hardly speak.

With all eyes on Chinese development, some American officials still bluntly criticize China for repressing its own people.

With all eyes on her wardrobe, dresses have sold out hours after she has worn them as women seek to copy her style.

With all eyes on the big three iron ore producers, few expected anyone outside the oligopoly to break the deadlock with China's mills.

With all eyes now turned in my direction, I dragged myself over to the coat hooks and grabbed the offending jacket.

With all eyes on the dollar-renminbi rate, people tend to overlook the renminbi's value against other currencies.

With all eyes focused on Washington, New York staged its election party early.

Do you know what it is like to stand on a stage with all eyes on you?

With all eyes on the economy, Republicans could fight the mid-terms last year without worrying about their disunity on foreign affairs.

Odds are you are happiest when you are in the center stage with all eyes upon you.