Bifocals

The journalist wore bifocals to read notes and reference materials during interviews.

The architect used bifocals to review detailed plans for a building project.

The engineer relied on bifocals to read blueprints and make precise measurements.

She decided to switch to bifocals as her eyesight started to deteriorate with age.

The optometrist recommended bifocals for my father's age-related vision changes.

The surgeon wore bifocals during the delicate operation for precision and clarity.

The optometrist prescribed bifocals for her patient who needed correction for both near and far vision.

The professor adjusted his bifocals to look closely at the microscopic slides.

The artist used bifocals to paint intricate details on a miniature canvas.

She found it much easier to work on her crafts with bifocals that allowed her to see up close.

After her eye exam, the optometrist recommended that she try bifocals to help with her vision.

She had trouble adjusting to her new bifocals because she wasn't used to the split between the two lenses.

After trying on several pairs of bifocals, she finally found a comfortable fit.

My grandmother wears bifocals to see both the road and the dashboard when she drives.

The invention of bifocals by Benjamin Franklin in the 18th century was a significant contribution to eyewear technology.

Bifocals are a common type of corrective eyewear for people who have trouble seeing both near and far distances.

She accidentally sat on her bifocals and had to get them repaired at the eyeglass shop.

She struggled to adjust to her new bifocals, but eventually got used to them.

His bifocals allowed him to read his phone and the restaurant menu without having to switch glasses.

Bifocals can be helpful for people with astigmatism as well as those with normal vision.

My grandmother's bifocals were so thick that she had to be careful not to fall down the stairs while wearing them.

The optometrist recommended bifocals for his age-related presbyopia.

As a librarian, it's important to have a good pair of bifocals to help me read the titles on the spines of books.

The salesman at the eyeglass store recommended bifocals for her because she spent a lot of time on the computer.

He felt embarrassed when he had to pull out his bifocals to read the restaurant menu.

With her bifocals, she could finally see the birds outside her window clearly without having to squint.

My grandfather had to switch to bifocals after he started having trouble reading small print.

He used to wear reading glasses, but now he prefers bifocals because they're more convenient.

Bifocals can come in a variety of frame styles, from classic to modern.

The optometrist recommended bifocals eyeglasses for his specific visual requirements.

She decided to switch from regular glasses to bifocals to help her with both reading and distance vision.

He got bifocals lenses to correct his vision for reading and distance.

I always forget to bring my bifocals with me when I go to the library.

He wears bifocals to read sheet music while playing the piano.

She got bifocals with a visible line to make it easier for her to read and drive.

He purchased bifocals eyeglasses to address his near and far vision needs.

The librarian had to peer over her bifocals to see the tiny print on the book.

After years of wearing traditional glasses, he finally made the switch to bifocals.

The judge peered down at the court documents through his bifocals.

When she was driving, she had to switch to her bifocals to see the street signs.

She had to get used to her new bifocals, which made her feel a little dizzy at first.

He wears bifocals to work on his computer, but takes them off to walk around the office.

I struggle to read small text without my bifocals.

He got bifocals to help him read small print and watch TV without changing glasses.