Sentence examples for peek from behind from inspiring English sources

Masks of Buddha and large prints depicting scenes of idyllic village conviviality peek from behind exotic foliage lining every nook.

As it's Halloween, All Saint's Eve, season of the (sexy) witch, whatever you want to call it, there's no better time to take a peek from behind the sofa at the state of horror on our TV screens.

Her titanic band had 11 reed and brass instruments, including a French horn; a vibraphonist; two percussionists; three backup singers; and two tambourine players, who needed to peek from behind the backs of the singers to follow Ms. Franklin's accent cues as she improvised at the end of "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman".

Mr. Rowland, who has tried to function something like the Wizard of Oz in the debate, keeping out of the daily fray only to peek from behind the curtain at opportune moments, suggested a tag sale of unneeded office equipment, available because of staff cuts, to help close the deficit.

Next, the ever reliable Shadow Child did his thing before chart-botherer Duke Dumont kept the crowd shuffling till the sun started to peek from behind the darkness.

Or when a 4-year-old vehemently insists that she did "truly see a fairy peek from behind that rock over there," she is playing with and exploring the line between the imaginary and the real.

It was as if the beautiful orange and pink sunsets with the restless blue sky still peeking from behind were created just to show you off.

All across this lawless land, smooth, hairless faces peek out from behind enormous guns.

A bright little strip of sky at the top of this painting, however, hints at another hemisphere peeking in from behind, one perhaps represented by the images in the show's last section where divinity rules and divergent forces merge.

Did they ask each other, peeking from behind their German curtain: Has the body gone?

Ask for Veronica Lake, and there she is, peeking from behind those golden bangs.