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The struggle at times makes her seem like a deer caught in headlights.
2
She stood by her desk, looking like a graceful gazelle caught in headlights.
3
I watched him walk closer like a deer caught in headlights.
4
But all the while she watched him like a fawn caught in headlights.
5
They all three blinked at me like rabbits caught in headlights.
6
For a fraction of a second, he froze like an animal caught in headlights.
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He reminds me of a rabbit caught in headlights.
8
The brightness was not beautiful but awful, like being caught in headlights hurtling madly toward her.
9
Speaking to the media after the match, manager David Moyes gave a fair impression of a rabbit caught in headlights.
10
When she was pinned down in the beam from one of them, she froze like an animal caught in headlights.
11
He felt like he was caught in headlights-the blinding kind that poachers use to freeze deer before they shoot them.
12
She spun around, looking like a terrified rabbit caught in headlights, except that her eyes were swollen and red from crying.
13
A breeze stirred the hair around her face, and her eyes went wild, like those of a deer caught in headlights.
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"Yes, Father." She licks her lips, nervous and wide-eyed as a doe caught in headlights.
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But my skin was paler, the bones of my face sharper, and my eyes seemed enormous, those of a deer caught in headlights.
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Remington looked as if he were a deer caught in headlights, but for just a brief instant, recovering nearly as fast as his boss had.