| Conclusion Viceroyalty was so eyecatching at Epsom that I wouldn't want to oppose him. |
| But freezing energy prices is an eyecatching promise which will appeal to people, particularly women, struggling with their household budgets. |
| And the vibrant images from the 19th-century post-Impressionist master's canvases stimulated their imagination to the full, resulting in a multi-coloured eyecatching display. |
| Grouping four or five boxwood in one area and using different sized pots make an eyecatching bright green display to brighten up an otherwise drab spot. |
| For now, Mrs May is likely to stay, barring eyecatching exposés or economies with the truth. |
| However, noted making eyecatching headway deep inside the final furlong was Richard Fahey's newcomer Flycatcher. |
