Sentence examples for peek through the window from inspiring English sources
Every now and then, he would peek through the window and survey the scene in the trading room.
Across the river, meanwhile, writhe the red armadillo-like shells of the Central Youth Hall, twisting and turning in exuberant arcs above a group of auditoriums (also "closed for renovation", although a peek through the window revealed games of badminton under way in a gloriously Soviet lobby).
I got up and dressed myself the moment I saw light peek through the window shades; I couldn't wait to leave the room.
At first I think it's mine but I peek through the window and see a gaggle of cowgirls filing into the room a few doors down with supplies.
Then he cautiously lifts his head and steals a peek through the window, straining his eyes against the dimness of the Pine Tree kitchen.
Reporters could also take a peek through the windows of the house and observe Schilling and Red Sox officials sitting in the living room.
Surreal elements — a wind that blows the curtains in the house, a mysterious illuminated cabin nearby which Frédéric and Hugo visit in the middle of the night to peek through the windows at a string quartet playing romantic music — add strains of mystery that enrich the film's sensuous texture but add nothing to its substance.
Number 83 is JFK's birthplace (nps.gov/jofi), the house where Kennedy matriarch Rose famously ruled with an iron fist, and now a museum administered by the government: when I was there a few weeks ago, it was closed due to the government shutdown, and I could only peek through the windows.
Jenny McIvor Peek through the windows of any Danish home and chances are you'll see one or all of the following classics: Poul Henningsen's flying-saucer PH lamp, a Series 7 chair by Arne Jacobsen, a Bang & Olufsen TV and a set of Georg Jensen cutlery.
"I know that world by peeking through the window: an African-American peeking through the window at Africans of another sort of diaspora".
