Sentence examples for peephole for from inspiring English sources

"It's a very old Cessna with a special window that opens like a peephole for a camera," he explained.

In Wilde's day, the doors were oak and there was only a tiny peephole for wardens to peer through – at the "grey figures on the floor", as he wrote in The Ballad of Reading Gaol.

The researchers set up a peephole for the birds to peer into.

The 5200-year-old 5200-year-old 5200-year-oldacked fromummylacier in the Ötztaler Alps in 1991 and currently resides in a refrigerated room with a peephole for viewing in the South Tyrolean Museum of Archaeology in Bolzano, Italy (InScight, 3 April 1998).

But... if simplification was an end I would welcome (see paragraph one), shouldn't I funnel all initial communications into one point of contact, one gateway peephole for me to peer through semi-regularly, when messages and to-dos had formed a pile worthy of interruption, with other services used only as necessary?

We set a peephole for each element and choose the element associated with the optimal peephole.

Auguste and Louis Lumière were photographers by trade, who were inspired to attempt moving pictures after seeing a demonstration of Edison's Kinetoscope, a "peephole" machine for viewing a loop of film.

Before the attack, Paddock placed two cameras outside his suite and one inside, on the peephole of his door, to watch for approaching police, authorities said.

"Bear Story" is a whimsical tale-within-a-tale about a melancholy old bear who takes a diorama he has created about the unhappy life of a circus bear to a street corner and invites passers-by to look into the peephole in exchange for a coin.

It also created a kind of network effect that drew in more users eager for another peephole into the lives of pop stars and their friends.

The view of the world as seen through English bookshops is something of a peephole, with translations accounting for just 3% of books published in the UK.