Sentence examples for peer from from inspiring English sources
Bedazzled buffalo skulls peer from behind glass.
Three yet-to-be-catalogued skulls peer from the bookcase.
Stairmasters gather dust; chins multiply; reddened eyes peer from darkened sockets.
In the openings that lead to the hold, men peer from the darkness.
The men all wear floor-length dishdashas and the women peer from behind black veils.
Free weekend tours of the palace allow visitors to peer from the balcony themselves.
The men peer from behind sandbags on balconies and walk around with guns.
Discomfortingly human-looking automatons, frozen at a chess board or on a trapeze, peer from dusty corners.
Boys peer from windows as if in preparation for roles in Britten's ghost opera, The Turn of the Screw.
She wrestled in the first round at Wimbledon with her service toss against Shahar Peer, from Israel.
After all, Cameron's previous favourite peer from the Thatcher era had been Lord Young of Graffham, a man who broadly believed government was a problem, not a solution.
