Sentence examples for let us peek from inspiring English sources

While we can't provide Smell-O-Vision, these images of the 15-year-old for Man About Town magazine do let us peek behind the "Keep Out" sign on the door – or an imagined, 90s-themed film set of a teenage bedroom anyway.

Morrisons also let us peek into some industry intelligence with its most recent figures.

They wouldn't even let us peek at it, but CEO Amol Sarva did confirm that there is a device coming, he just wouldn't say what it is.

Because Day-Lewis (and Anderson) let us peek in at his desperation at the outset.

This was undoubtedly at least part of the reason why, when Snowden let us peek in on them, they reacted with such over-the-top venom.

Baker lets us peek "through a tiny, smudged window" onto this world of nymphs and fancy men and their lecherous clients.

Thanks so much to Michelle for letting us peek into her very full life.

By letting us peek into the charmingly eccentric world of Hailey and Co., "Mozart in the Jungle" shows us classical still indeed has a pulse.

(Caveats: this video of Justin Bieber washing his face is taken from his Instagram Stories, hence the recursive loopiness of the whole thing, plus the filter, plus the kind of crappy quality, plus the fact that it is a literal video of him washing his face: the very nature of the medium lets us peek inanely behind the curtain of fame, for good or for ill. In this case I am saying: for good!).

The show can never give airtime to everyone and there's no reason not to let us get a peek at the people going to Hollywood.

* Some names have been changed to protect the characters' identity.