Sentence examples for peer from behind from inspiring English sources

The viewer takes on the role of the forest itself, and of the creatures that live in it: we peer from behind, or from within, a bush as an oblivious couple strolls by, and we dip over a man's shoulder as birds gather around his weathered palm.

Bedazzled buffalo skulls peer from behind glass.

The men peer from behind sandbags on balconies and walk around with guns.

The men all wear floor-length dishdashas and the women peer from behind black veils.

Another point struck Mr. Kaminski as he watched the weatherworn faces peer from behind dust-flecked storefronts on the main street of a rundown rural town.

At 79, she is short, stout, and wrinkled, with keen blue eyes that peer out from behind big plastic glasses.

He peered from behind the ficus.

I imagined children peering from behind the door.

A painting of her face peers from behind bars.

We are scrutinized by suspicious eyes peering from behind rusty gates.

"These beautiful eyes are peering from behind a mask — still enjoying summer, but avoiding a summer glow at all costs".