Sentence examples for it peer from inspiring English sources

Crouch alongside it, peer over its gray lip into the fake blue water at a smattering of pennies, twigs, the drifting body casings of insects.

The viewer cannot really walk around it, peer into its windows or run in and out of it to understand the relationship of the building to its surroundings.

But spend a moment or two with the sculpture: walk around it, peer through it.

Of course, when children act this way, we call it peer pressure.

A broken-down car would soon attract people to lie under it, peer under the hood or try to push it.

Comprising a half-painted wall and sets of vertical wooden roof supports, it suggests a jail cell into which audience members, sitting just outside it, peer through wooden "bars".

The 40-minute piece occasionally slackens, but at its strongest it peers at the world closely and strangely.

It peers down dismissively at its subordinates.

Most intriguing is what Messenger will find when it peers into craters near Mercury's poles.

"When she put on her gown, it peered over the back," he said.

The woman employee circled it, peering at the iron doors, the thick windows, and the flat green chair within.