Sentence examples for peer about from inspiring English sources

Typically, they'll peer about with their big black labrador-like eyes, before ducking down and reappearing close by.

Elizabeth Schon Vainer, program director of TeenSafe and Journey to Safety, the group's response to domestic abuse, says they've found that the majority of teenagers would far rather talk to a peer about an abusive relationship than to an adult.

Elsewhere, The First Time With Paul Simon (Sunday, 1pm, 6 Music) has Matt Everitt talking to McCartney's only living peer about "a childhood obsessed with baseball, girls and rock'n'roll".

Shell did not contest the assumptions made by Peer about the testing but said the containment cap was only one of various pieces of equipment assembled over a long period of time to deal with any emergency.

From the control room, you can peer about 40 metres down into the extraordinary landscape of rubbish; it's possible to pick out wheel hubs, crisp packets and apple juice cartons, but much of it is shredded or just rotted and unrecognisable.

The most anxious women may be those with mood disorders, a history of sexual trauma, a previous negative reaction to vaginal examination or a previous insertion that was painful and those who have heard from a peer about a painful procedure.

He peered about in search of it, but didn't see it.

The guests peered about, inspecting this nest, its door and windows ajar, like a car on a dealer's lot with hood and trunk propped open.

It may also be beneficial to consider creating forums for peer discussions about challenging experiences.

He waves an arm at the swimming pool where our peers laze about and sighs.

A. That comment from one of my peers about me coming off as menacing was devastating.