• Her gaze was fixed firmly on the ground.
• She kept her own eyes fixed firmly on the face of the leader.
• Ryan's gaze was fixed intently on her face, a small smile on his lips.

• Her eyes fixed on a hawk perched above her.
• Their gazes fixed on me, trying to interpret the words I'd left unsaid.
• His mind fixed only on the dark deed at hand and fulfilling his mission once and for all!

Synonyms

• I fixed him with a hard glare that wiped the grin right off his face.
• She fixed him with a glare and he stopped dead in his tracks.
• ‘What you doing up so early?’ her mother continued, fixing her with an unblinking stare.

• Does he agree that the meaning of the Constitution was fixed when it was adopted?
• Now, he is given less than the time fixed by the Rules of Court.
• The time fixed by the Rules is six months.

• Later in the novel, he will use the ‘Earth’ to fix the exact location of his enemies on a flotilla of rafts in the middle of the Pacific ocean.
• The flight leader watched him go down, fixed his position, and saw that he was alive and in his raft.
• We have been at the mercy of the storm for days, and the cloud cover still prevents me from fixing our location by the stars.

• The members of the Great Assembly fixed the specific language of prayer - not to limit us, but to help guide us toward what we should want out of life.
• It is in the reign of Louis XIV., as has been said, that this eloquence had its greatest splendour, and that the language was fixed.

• This is all about fixing legal liability, so it is not a purely philosophical debate.
• One solution to the problem would be to fix liability for malpractice due to inadequate resources on the commissioner rather than the provider.
• The inference from these provisional conclusions is that the two local authorities involved are engaged in a struggle to avoid being fixed with responsibility for this awkward case.

• Well, Republican presidential hopeful John McCain is rolling out his plan to fix the economy.
• We said we would fix immigration, law and order, and the Treaty of Waitangi industry.

• He kept the house for only a short time, selling it in 1946 to a fellow called Ed, who planned to fix the place up.
• Their last visit was a week long adventure of helping me clean and paint and generally fix my house up when I first moved in.
• We seem to have run out of money with which to fix this house up.

• Riley changed quickly, brushed her hair and fixed her makeup, then closed the door to her bedroom and waited in her living area.
• It was the first day in ages that Rebecca had actually bothered to do her hair, fix her makeup, and put on an outfit that wasn't sweats.
• She fluffed her blond hair and fixed her makeup.

Synonyms

• In 1979, he settled in Saudi Arabia, where he was fixed up with a splendid seaside villa in the Red Sea port of Jiddah.
• Far too old for the part, Valence is fixed up with a wig and copious amounts of make-up.
• She hoped that we would fix her up with some accommodation.

Synonyms

• He walked down the stairs to the wet bar and fixed himself a drink, then proceeded out to the deck that overlooked the calm Pacific.
• I got in, fixed myself a stiff drink and lay on the floor until the shaking died off.
• ‘I wish I had never had children,’ she muttered to herself as she fixed herself a drink.

Synonyms

• They were fixing to make some cooked-squid salad.
• Because at that point it looked to me like it was fixing to blow up.
• Tanner, Kaylee, and Mike were fixing to leave and go fishing.

• After air drying the slides were fixed with cold methanol.
• Sections were fixed with formaldehyde, and embedded in paraffin.
• Tissue was fixed in ethanol and processed into paraffin blocks.

• As they grow, green plants and trees fix carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and convert it to tissue.
• Both cover crops fix a lot of nitrogen and produce high yields of biomass that serve as organic matter to enrich the soil.
• The bacteria supply the pea plants with nitrogen fixed from the air when the soils are deficient in that nutrient.

• By fixing and suppressing the enemy, we allow our own maneuvering element to accomplish its task relatively unmolested.
• This gives priority to the areas where the enemy can be fixed and destroyed, area denial, and information collection.
• This will allow us to destroy the lead company as the second enemy is being fixed by the minefield.

Synonyms

• Then we went to the cafe in Borders bookshop because I was needing a coffee fix.
• Some nights she'll have a few glasses of wine, and I get my fix from coffee.
• It was a cold, rainy November day and all I wanted was my daily fix of coffee.