Sentence examples for a peer is from inspiring English sources

A peer is not restricted to explaining and admiring; quite the contrary".

A peer is in charge of an important department (Lord Adonis is transport secretary).

"That I would have the chance to collaborate with them – and they would see me as a peer – is just shocking to me".

While on "leave of absence" a peer is not entitled to attendance allowances, and has to give a month's notice before coming back.

According to prevailing wisdom, a peer is a backbone service provider that agrees to exchange roughly equivalent amounts of data with another provider without requiring that money change hands.

Paddick, now a peer, is a key adviser on Babylon, which goes out tonight on Channel 4. The drama, starring James Nesbitt, comes at a time of renewed scrutiny of London's police, following the conviction last week of the officer involved in the Plebgate scandal and continuing investigations into police relations with the tabloid press.

Yet Coe, now a peer, was born in London, only moving up to Sheffield for secondary school, so scratch that.

Robert Boothby – a Conservative MP and later a peer – was a cousin and friend, and he was a dancing partner of the Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret.

The Lord High Steward presided only if a peer was charged with high treason; otherwise the Lord Chancellor presided.

Only several months earlier a peer was intimidating Omar, calling him a "terrorist," during an elective trade course.

(Q-P19) Appraising the performance of a peer was not a common practice.