Sentence examples for peering at something from inspiring English sources

I love how they stand when they look uncertain or when they all suddenly become engaged in peering at something and all crouch down intently and then fly off like a flock of birds.

Globalisation allows supermarkets to sell more, and more various, fresh stuff than ever before (in Europe at least: America satisfies most of its own needs). Everybody talks about exotics," says Steve Maxwell of Worldwide Fruit, peering at something spiky from Mexico.

Or go window shopping together and as your date is peering at something closely, sidle up and mention how interesting the items in the window appear, while at the same time sneaking your arm around your date's back.

Hugo is a spectator, always peering out at something, and the Paris he sees from his aerie is tinted dark blue, with glistening white lights — the colors of wonder.

Hugo is a spectator, always peering out at something, and the Paris he sees from his aerie is tinted dark blue, with glistening white lights the colors of wonder.

But sitting at one of the banquettes, sipping a glass of something and peering at the plump green shrubbery outside allows for an unusual glimpse into a different time: the old, slower and more tranquil Hong Kong.

As I stumble around the supermarket, peering at the labels, looking for something safe to put in my mouth and seeing red warnings on everything I like, I am suddenly struck by a thought.

Instead, the journalists peer out at something that resembles a big city — tall buildings, check — but is creepily empty of humans and even the gridlock you'd expect in such a car-centric place.

The middle brother reeled and his head rang with the blow but then he heard something and saw Wayne peering at him through the entrance hole.

With any luck, the results will suggest something other than two disciplines peering at each other over a divide.

"Something went wrong with this one," Wright said, peering at the picture.