Sentence examples for peer off from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hartnett is suited to comedy, using that fixed expression of his for laughs; he seems to peer off into the distance at an unbelievable situation and his tiny eyes pop wide open when he realizes that it is his predicament that is coming into focus.

Women with ruby red lips and coiffed hair peer off into the distance, their eyes looking to chase after rumbling aircrafts while their fingers loop through handkerchiefs out of frame.

Women with ruby red lips and coiffed hair peer off into the distance, their eyes looking to chase after rumbling aircrafts while their fingers loop through handkerchiefs out of frame.

"I suppose you'd be more willing to ask questions of your peer off the top of your head whereas you might spend a whole lecture preparing your question".

There are several long stretches where characters stand together, peer off-screen, and describe what they're looking at.

Persistence.' "He peered off into the woods behind my house.

Peering off into the growing darkness, Mr. Beresford noticed an odd thing.

He leaned back in his chair and peered off into the distance behind his trademark tortoise-shell glasses.

They are peering off to their left, at some indeterminate point, refusing to catch the eyes of the three American musicians busking a scant six feet from them.

"Long ways down," said Kym Buttschardt, an Ogden native standing on the edge of a cliff, peering off toward her home thousands of feet down in the valley below.

It was durable, richly colored, cheaper than granite and capable of being molded into architectural ornaments such as the 24 friars' heads peering off City Hall.