Sentence examples for peek off from inspiring English sources

Downtown is just about within walking distance of Little Havana, which is worth a short wander, so the next day, I have a peek off Calle Ocho, into Domino Park, a tiny space where old Cuban men gather to play chess and dominos.

Dating from the summer and autumn of 1962, these commands for ensemble members read, in order: "Peel," "Peek," "Take off," "Tear," "Touch," and "Rub".

The behind-the-scenes peek is topped off by a live version of "Treasury of We," off their latest album Ring.

The festivities will be followed at 9 30 by a sneak peek of "Betty White's Off Their Rockers," a hidden-camera show in which the elderly blow stereotypes to smithereens as they pull pranks on their juniors.

In another work, Mendieta smushes her face and body against glass panes, like a child eager to peek into an off-limits locale, or a bug that's crashed into a windshield.

When I peek, she's looking off into the distance in a state of intense concentration.

Stark glittered in the drawing rooms of London and loved a party; having drunk her fill, she'd run off to peek out at the world from a solitary tent.

If you absolutely need to be ready at certain time, set an alarm and then resolve not to peek before it goes off.

However the missions were all on the same itinerary and in off-peek traffic periods, as explained in Section 2, and the only reaming factor is driving style.

Since all missions were all on the same itinerary and in off-peek traffic periods such differences can only be due to driving style.

We start off with a peek inside the pub, which dates from the 1700s.