binoculars

Definition:
1. An optical instrument designed for simultaneous use by both eyes.

Use 'binoculars' in a sentence:

• 1. Brian counted to twenty and lifted his binoculars. Elena did the same.
• 2. The man was tall, his figure shortened by the magnification of Lenny's binoculars.
• 3. Some people brought binoculars so they could see the skateboarders from a long distance.
• 4. Which of the following is the most suitable activity to use binoculars?
• 5. Construction of the nonlinear model for binoculars stereo vision system.
• 6. Brian counted to twenty and lifted his binoculars.
• 7. We looked at the birds through binoculars.
• 8. Through powerful binoculars he sees two new Russian bases nearing completion.
• 9. This should also significantly improve the range of standard binoculars, House notes.
• 10. Binoculars are used for sports and the theatre.
• 11. I saw it as a dim fuzz through the binoculars.
• 12. The man focused some binoculars on the green peninsula ahead.
• 13. She trained her binoculars on the horizon.
• 14. These are the binoculars that I like best.
• 15. Key Specifications and Their Test of Digital Binoculars.
• 16. He watched the play through his binoculars.
• 17. These nebulae can be seen with binoculars from a dark location.
• 18. It is so large at 182 degrees that both eyes together offer all-round vision and even overlap at the front, creating an effect like binoculars.
• 19. Binoculars or field glasses are a great help when we want to see what birds are doing.
• 20. Through binoculars, the tail appears about the same length as the width of the full moon in the sky.
• 21. Try binoculars and compasses, too.
• 22. A birdwatcher kept an eye on his activities with his large binoculars. Nobody really knows why.
• 23. Binoculars are not necessary. Your eyes will do just fine.
• 24. He found the binoculars and focused them on the boat.
• 25. No one needs a pair of binoculars to see that.
• 26. “They would have more luck with two guys on foot with binoculars,” Anton observed.
• 27. In order to increase the performance of binoculars we recommend supplementary telescopes.
• 28. Taking a pair of binoculars can help you see the birds clearly.
• 29. Scan with binoculars, as for game in the forest.
• 30. Studies of nature or toys like pulleys, magnifying glasses, or binoculars are all ways for unschoolers to explore science.
• 31. Chinese children toy binoculars suffers warn in European Union.
• 32. Each of the Viking series of night vision binoculars are similar yet different.
• 33. He watched the motorcycle race through his binoculars.
• 34. For example, you might think you need a pair of binoculars, hiking boots or a brand new guide book.
• 35. While they have binoculars as well, they mainly spot the animals with their bare eyes, it's incredible!
• 36. You'll be able to spot Neptune with a small telescope or even just a pair of binoculars.
• 37. Take binoculars to see other people, take a magnifying glass to see himself.
• 38. We just want to get within range to use our binoculars.
• 39. If I had binoculars, I could see that comet clearly.
• 40. Google has become our binoculars and our window on to the net.
• 41. O'Meara, author of a new book called Exploring the Solar System with Binoculars.
• 42. At that distance, a sunlike star is visible through binoculars.
• 43. In my small bag I drew out two pairs of binoculars, one each.
• 44. Maybe you can see the Great Wall clearly from space with binoculars but not with the naked eye.
• 45. He took out the binoculars and adjusted the focus.
• 46. But you're right, I can barely see the players. I would give my right arm for some binoculars.
• 47. I'll have some binoculars. I'll give you a little signal.
• 48. "She reached to the bookcase and pulled out a pair of binoculars."
• 49. She reached to the bookcase and pulled out a pair of binoculars.
• 50. You can bring your binoculars or the telescope thing where you look through.
• 51. For example, it notes that police deployed on rooftops around the site of Ms. Bhutto's last rally were supposed to have binoculars, but did not.
• 52. He raised the binoculars again and zeroed in on an eleventh-floor room.
• 53. He raised the binoculars to his eye again, scanning across the scene.
• 54. There were maybe 60,000 sandhills just within the sweep of my binoculars.
• 55. The binoculars were not in focus.