Sentence examples for peephole from from inspiring English sources

Using a peephole from your front door is ingenious, though I'm sure it's been done before or by other means.

A detail that entranced him was the peephole through from his exhibition to the late Braque show beyond it.

If I hadn't known the person was white from the peephole, I'd have known it from a display like this.

Her son Edwin Rivera, 62, who was battling cancer and lived across the hall, witnessed the attack from his peephole, Ms. Rivera said.

But that modesty did not stop the designer from putting peephole squares of nylon as windows on the body or using openwork mesh at the sides of a black dress.

The lights were on, although it was now past 10 p.m. Bornstein walked me to the door, standing away from the peephole; if she saw him, he said, she wouldn't open the door.

Soon I am driving along the deserted streets of a city-close suburb with some urban attitude, peering through the peephole I have shaved from the wafer of frost covering the windshield.

At least since "Reasons For Moving" (1968), his second volume, Strand surveyed his outward circumstances — relative health and prosperity, growing fame, the undeniable good fortune of being alive — from a peephole cut into the exterior wall of his solitude.

I took my eye from the peephole and turned to her. "But how am I going to change it — don't you have to change it?" Her eyes were shining.

Additionally, if someone knocks at your door but no one is visible from the peephole, don't open the door.

A biblical voice from behind a peephole is unforgiving: 'Go away, sinner!