Sentence examples for fields to peek from inspiring English sources

As he did Thursday, Manuel strolled among the fields to peek in.

And the farmers say they can no longer find joy in a rite of spring here -- driving by a neighbor's fields to peek at the crops in a bit of friendly competition.

Coming home, I look across a neighbor's snowy field to peek at our lives in Chrisso's house, still uncurtained and naked to the whole town.

Given the rapid progress being made in the field, how long before paparazzi photographers are sending insect-like drones to peek through celebrities' windows, for example?

The talk will illustrate how invasive field potential neurophysiological recordings from the human brain help us a window to peek inside the neural machinery orchestrating visual cognition.

When the ball soared off Hideki Matsui's bat toward the left-field wall in the ninth inning, Ron Gardenhire, the Twins' manager, did not even bother to peek out from the third-base dugout.

And in a third-floor bedroom she encouraged us to peek out the window where Wyeth first saw Ms. Olson hauling herself across the field.

The bail sailed in the air for a couple of delicious seconds, just enough time to peek — with equal parts giddiness and dread — at the drama unfolding on the field below it.

On site, we dug a pit in the snow to peek at localized layers that form the pack, the stratification of snow serving as a field guide for skiers that can be interpreted with training and skill.

Just enough to peek outside.

Soon, her personality began to peek through.