Sentence examples for get a quick peek from inspiring English sources

"You get a quick peek of your inner self," Ms. Beloff explained.

Apparently not many people want to get a quick peek at my cat sitting on the couch.

We got a quick peek at the Aura during our tour, but we'll be hitting you with more coverage of that in the coming weeks.

I got a quick peek at the pretty-much-ready-to-go Iona Cube concept at CES and I was mightily impressed.

We already know that Fujitsu has something (probably the Toshiba-Fujitsu IS12T) in the works slated for a September launch, and towards the end of June we got a quick peek at Nokia's first Mango smartphone, the so-called "Sea Ray".

He even gets a quick peek inside the Terrones' top-secret cold room.

Although these three words sound the same, peek means to get a quick look at something, while peak means a topmost point like a mountain peak, and pique means to excite someone or get them interested in something.

After six years of waiting, though, some of us have to take a quick peek.

Let's have a quick peek at the Greek economy.

"It's funny... me and Woody used to go down and have a quick peek at their faces.

"We would get a quick decision".