Sentence examples for try to peek from inspiring English sources

She teased them; sitting by Harouni's side during bridge games, she would try to peek at his opponents' cards.

To get a true sense for people's quality of life -- the most basic mission of economics -- you have to try to peek inside the human mind.

(The government cherishes secrecy to such an extent that its propagandists liked to boast: "When our enemies try to peek into our republic, they only see a fog").

It's all about watching for the slightest movements to pinpoint your enemy's location, and, cleverly, if you try to peek at their side of the screen for clues, there's a 'close eyes' button which blanks it out entirely.

Women congregate around open windows and young boys try to peek inside the crates that restrain the bulls.

When we try to peek into the murky depths of our unconscious through introspection, instead of accessing the desired body of knowledge, we often end up making up information that is drawn from previous beliefs and expectations, like a child seeing faces in the wall.

"I was trying to peek up to see the ball going through the uprights".

Yet every time I'd tried to peek in, a security person had shooed me away.

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(That prompted the Palins to erect a fence and claim via Twitter that he was trying to peek into their young daughter's bedroom.

She was definitely there, funny and silvery, up on the screen, but the definition faded as you tried to peek behind.