To keep your focus on your main goal or objective.
"Eye Ball even Steven" means at the same level. For example if i say me and my dad are "Eye Ball Even Steven" it would mean we are the same height!
The batter has his eye on the ball.
"Watch your back" means "Look out for what might be behind you." "I'll watch your back" means "Don't worry about what might be behind you, I'll take care of that."
Aircraft have an instrument called a "Slip and Turn Indicator". The "slip" part in a turn shows a measure of how much the aircraft is slipping towards or away from the direction of turn (this should be zero in a properly balanced turn, as there should be enough rudder input to keep it in check). The slip indicator is a simple ball in a U-Shaped tube in the vertical plane, facing the pilot and with the base of the U being towards the feet. In the early days of aviation, and nowadays with student and newly trained pilots, one cause of crashing on the "turn-to-finals" is letting the aircraft enter a spin. This would not happen if the aircraft did not slip and thus the term "keeping your eye on the ball" refers to keeping the ball in the middle of the tube such that there is little or no slip and the chances of entering a spin are hugely reduced. "Keeping your eye on the ball" is commonly thought to have origins in football, although this is disputed and almost certain to be a falacy.
It is just an idiom and has no history.
If you "keep an eye" on anything, that just means you are watching it.
The cast of Keep Your Eye on the Ball - 1966 includes: Stubby Kaye as Himself - Presenter
It means keep watching the thing that is moving. For example, if they say keep your eye on the ball when you are working, it means concentrate on what you're doing. Keep your eye on the main idea and don't lose sight of your goal.
Keep your eye on it and focus
"Eye Ball even Steven" means at the same level. For example if i say me and my dad are "Eye Ball Even Steven" it would mean we are the same height!
stare at you with intent
i will first see the direction of the ball and keep my eye on it at the last moment.then i will use my front foot to defence the ball and keep it on ground
keep your eye on the ball and play defensive shots
keep your eye on the ball and keep your mometum up and do not give up in any sport that is my positive things about basketball keep your eye on the ball and keep your mometum up and do not give up in any sport that is my positive things about basketball
Dragon Ball - 1986 Keep an Eye on the Dragon Balls 1-6 was released on: Japan: 2 April 1986 USA: 27 August 2001
keep your eye on the ball and back up for high shots!Most important be ready when your apponent hits the ball to you.
He probaly does his swing wrong or doesn't keep his eye on the ball.