Sentence examples for peer over from inspiring English sources
"peer over" is an appropriate phrase that is used in written English
It means to look over something. For example, you might say, "John peered over the fence to see what was in the neighbor's backyard."
"Whenever I see Ed Miliband's name in the papers or TV I peer over and see what's going on".
12.15pm BST And just as I say that, I peer over to see that Simona Halep has the trainer on.
Jack warned that if I stood up to peer over the tank, my foot might slip off the accelerator pedal.
Crouch alongside it, peer over its gray lip into the fake blue water at a smattering of pennies, twigs, the drifting body casings of insects.
Drones peer over the border at Sinai.
We peer over the rickety fence.
We belly-crawled to the edge and peer over.
They now peer over a railing at the library gallery.
Instead, you can now simply peer over their digital shoulder.
Until recently, curious visitors could only peer over the wall.
I stand on tiptoe to peer over dykes and turn – gingerly – to watch terns divebomb.
