“An optometrist, ophthalmologist or oculist can make sure contact wearers have the right lenses and take care of them properly.”

“On the days that a medical doctor, therapists and an oculist are available at the clinic, they have to make use of the sisters' offices.”

“Today, he will have an artificial eye inserted by an oculist at the New Zealand Artificial Eye Service in Takapuna.”

“And then a month later, she will be sent to an ocularist who out of acrylic will make a shield that will look like the other side.”

“The examined ocularist is qualified to individually manufacture and fit ocular prostheses.”

“After the operation you should arrange an appointment without delay with your ocularist in order to discuss continuing treatment.”

“Each of the upper study areas has an oculus in the floor revealing its counterpart below.”

“What could have swayed Capponi away from the plan for an oculus and toward the tall, narrow shape employed by Marcillat?”

“A large oculus brings a cylinder of light down into the main library, bathing the interior in a softly luminous glow.”

“Obsessed with her health, she traveled with a retinue of surgeons, physicians, oculists, and apothecaries.”

“There are not enough doctors, dentists or oculists to give every person the attention that would be desirable in the search for a wholly healthy population.”

“Some of them are oculists and some are experts in different branches.”

“Vents in the facade, the cupolas, and the oculi inside allowed air to circulate throughout the building.”

“The celestial oculi made it shine so brightly and displayed a sumptuous interior decoration.”

“The roof of the west façade features triangular pediment and semicircular arched roof dormers as well as oculi.”

“Toshi was writhing on the floor, his golden-brown oculars full of agony for his sister.”

“Thoughtfully this model features attached objective lens covers and a cover for the oculars.”

“Completely white oculars were framed by a rectangular mask that like Ko-chin's covered only the area of her eyes.”