Sentence examples for peering towards from inspiring English sources
Here were the simple facts of his case, he said, placing his cap and scarf on the table in front of him and peering towards Vaz and the other committee members.
Roeg surfs the delirium throughout, finding stratospheric poetic imagery in the New Mexico locations and peering towards the horizons of present-day America: immigrant marginalisation, ecological violence, corporate corruption and, in Newton's bank of television screens, traumatic media consciousness of it all ("Get out of my mind, all of you!").
The pub sits solemnly at a set of traffic lights, peering towards Jamie's Italian, the last stop on a street of chain shops and unremarkable restaurants.
In typically Little Bootsy fashion, the mix has one eye peering towards 70s disco and the other leant towards house-tinged modern dance-pop.
Gaga further elaborated on the inspiration behind the song as walking towards the light force in her life and peering towards the devil in the back, while clutching onto the source of the light.
I peer towards the stage and catch sight of one of my canoe feet connecting sharply with the back of an unsuspecting teenager's head.
For all that, the dignified opening of this museum does mean that the road has reached a crest, from which we can peer towards a new horizon: not the promised land, to be sure, but certainly no longer an accursed land.
I entered a puppet shop in Prague and peered towards the back corner into a room, where sculptors were busy at work creating life out of wood.
But what's that peering out towards us from the alcove in a brick wall next to the soon-to-be crucified saviour?
A group of people huddled by a nondescript wrought-iron black door on a quiet street in New Orleans' French Quarter, whispering excitedly and peering up towards the building's second storey.
At the time of writing, the image below is what could be seen from the deck, as the building drifted somewhere around northeast London peering out towards the Thames Estuary.
