Sentence examples for son peers from inspiring English sources
My son peers over my shoulder.
Her twelve-year-old son peers skeptically into his lunchbox.
A statue of Stalin, Georgia's best-known son, peered from outside a shattered window.
Brook reworks the tale of the wastrel farmer's son, Peer, who brags about riding flying reindeer and who casually seduces and abandons a bride on her wedding day, into a hackneyed meditation on the lust for fame.
In my mind's eye, like all of you, I can see the smiling face of the MP Jo Cox, her life given over to great causes, the photograph with her little son peering at the sunlight through a glade of trees; her senseless death.
There's a scene that shows your character's son peering down on the dinner party from upstairs.
The father of two young British jihadis who died fighting in Syria made an emotional appeal on Tuesday to his sons' peers not to travel to take part in the war after confirming the death of the second son.
To every mom of my sons' peers who tells me how cute their hair is, I beg you to recall this moment if one of my sons is who you see when you open the front door for your child's first date.
Below the younger sons of barons are baronets, knights, circuit judges and companions of the various orders of Chivalry, followed by the eldest sons of younger sons of peers.
Nor is the name DeLuca famous to the son's peers and competitors.
Even when I liked a name, I could never tell whether I was projecting onto it the same associations that our son's peers and neighbors were bound to.
