Cast/runan eye/your eyes over something

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Pro Tip 1/3

Use when suggesting a quick review without going into detail.

Could you cast your eyes over this email to ensure I've covered everything?

Pro Tip 2/3

The phrase adds a casual tone and suggests the task is not burdensome.

When you have time, run your eye over these photos and tell me what you think.

Pro Tip 3/3

It implies a surface-level engagement, not an in-depth analysis.

I'll cast an eye over the proposal during lunch and get back to you with any thoughts.

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