optometryin a sentence
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That's why I avoid Dr. Huntley, the optometrist down the street from my office. (source)optometrist = a doctor who tests eyesight and provides glasses or contact lenses to improve vision
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7TH JUROR: Listen, will you come on already with the optometrist bit. (source)
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When the glasses were ready, we all went down to the optometrist.† (source)
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I pulled into an optometrist's parking lot, took off the Band-Aid, and looked at the wound.† (source)
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"Time to visit the optometrist," I muttered.† (source)
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A short time later, an optometrist examined my eyes and studied the spots on my blouse.† (source)
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"Call me Georgina," the horrible optometrist replied, winking.† (source)optometrist = a doctor who tests eyesight and provides glasses or contact lenses to improve vision
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You'd better leave optometry to the experts.† (source)
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All specialists—podiatrists, optometrists, psychiatrists—but what if an accident were to happen in front of the building?† (source)
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The owl was Billy's optometer in his office in Ilium.† (source)
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He takes off his thick-rimmed glasses, fitted by a Calcutta optometrist, polishes the lenses with the cotton handkerchief he always keeps in his pocket, A for Ashoke embroidered by his mother in light blue thread.† (source)
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"That often happens after optometry appointments," Dr. Orwell said smoothly.† (source)
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It was supposed to carry Billy and twenty-eight other optometrists to a convention in Montreal.† (source)
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An optometer is an instrument for measuring refractive errors in eyes-in order that corrective lenses may be prescribed.† (source)
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The optometrist, in fact, calls Cedric every couple of weeks and, on the fifteenth of every month, like clockwork, sends Cedric a check for $200.† (source)
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Her father owns the optometry school where Billy was going.† (source)
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