Sentence examples for a better peek from inspiring English sources

The fact that I was lying on my back to get a better peek at the tags might have been a signal of my seriousness.

Yet gay men send them out, in close-up and sometimes stretched out so I can get a better peek.

SACRAMENTO — Gov. Jerry Brown signed legislation Tuesday to give Californians a better peek into the wallets of their elected officials and to provide the state's ethics watchdog agency with more tools to hold politicians accountable for misconduct.

He is motivated in part by the opportunity to invest in budding entrepreneurs that can better peek around the "corners" (his word) of new marketplaces, not despite where they come from but because where they come from.

Having said all this Fon recognizes that "apples to apples" a Blackberry, an iPhone, an Android is a better product than a Peek and if you have the extra money to sign 1200 euros contracts and spend a few thousand more for roaming the Peek can't compete with the complete iPhone, Blackberry, Android experience.

CFR-PEEK is a better alternative for fixation rod material for spinal fusion compared to PEEK and Ti.

He's trying to be a better man too, resolving not to peek at the cute, unclad body of the 16-year-old next door for whom he's something of a father figure.

XPS analyses are performed to observe the modification induced by plasma treatment of the PEEK surface and to investigate the ZnO/PEEK interface for a better understanding of the coating adhesion mechanisms of PEEK film.

The founders behind new, online travel site Peek believe there's a better way.

Once the chicks begin to hatch, try not to peek or remove the eggs from under the hen just to get a better look.

Austin Kleon: Taking A Peek Inside "The Invention Machine" And if we are successful at doing so, he believes the world will be a better place.