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raise her eyes vs rose her eyes

The correct phrase is "raise her eyes." The verb "raise" is the appropriate choice when talking about lifting something, including eyes. "Rose" is the past tense of the verb "rise" and is not used in this context.

Last updated: March 22, 2024 • 989 views

raise her eyes

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English when referring to someone lifting their eyes.

This phrase is used when describing someone lifting their eyes to look at something or someone.

Examples:

  • She raised her eyes to meet his gaze.
  • He raised his eyes to the sky in wonder.
  • The teacher raised her eyes from the book to address the class.
  • The child raised her eyes to see the colorful balloons.
  • As she spoke, she raised her eyes to the horizon.
  • Look, she can barely raise her eyes.
  • I raise my eyes toward the mountains.
  • You sunflower crazed by light, when you raise your eyes you set the sky ablaze.
  • We raise our eyes to you in hope, and you give us our food when it is due.
  • I only have to raise my eyes, and once again I become the world.
  • The Lord shall raise his eyes to you and give you peace.
  • I'll raise my eyes and look down that corridor... four-feet wide with ten lonely seconds to justify my whole existence.
  • Should anyone commit such an act or dare raise his eyes on the statues of former gods.
  • You just have to raise your eyes if you wish to see the result.
  • Do you know why Jesus did not reply to Herod... and did not even raise His eyes?
  • If we raise our eyes, the Treaty of Rome of October 2004 rather appears to be the scapegoat of widespread unrest that does not so much relate to institutional order as to the government policies of the Union.
  • Someone who sees clearly without her eyes.
  • The Master saw through her eyes.
  • She opened her eyes and smiled bashfully.
  • Her eyes shone like a wildcat.
  • All Senator Richards had to do was raise her glass.
  • I'd raise her in a run-down old farmhouse in Provence.
  • But no, he must follow her and raise her offspring.
  • The girl wouldn't raise her hand to anyone.
  • That's why I couldn't raise her on the radio.

Alternatives:

  • lifted her eyes
  • looked up
  • gazed upward
  • directed her gaze upward
  • turned her eyes upward

rose her eyes

This phrase is incorrect in English. The verb "rose" is the past tense of "rise" and is not used to describe the action of lifting one's eyes.

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