"Peeping" Example Sentences
1. The child could see someone peeping through the curtain.
2. The tomcat was peeping through the cat door.
3. I caught the neighbor boy peeping into my daughter's bedroom window.
4. The peeping tom was arrested for spying on women through their windows at night.
5. The children tried to sneak a peek by peeping around the corner.
6. She saw a face peeping at her through the slightly opened door.
7. They hid behind the stage curtains, peeping out at the audience.
8. The birds were happily peeping and chirping in the trees outside.
9. I could hear my sister peeping through the keyhole when I was talking to my friend.
10. The tiny bud peeped through the soil after the first spring rain.
11. The newborn kitten was peeping out of the basket.
12. Peeping through the blinds, she could see someone lurking outside.
13. They were peeping out of their cubbyholes to see who had arrived.
14. The crocus flowers were peeping up through the snow.
15. The toddler kept peeping out from behind her mother's legs.
16. The baby chick was peeping for its mother.
17. I hear peeping noises coming from the nest in the eaves.
18. The tiny sprout was just peeping out of the seed pod.
19. The boy was caught peeping through the keyhole at the slumber party.
20. We saw a few green leaves peeping through the cold, hard ground.
21. My sister was caught peeping at my diary.
22. The doctor warned me not to peek or peep at the new baby for the first few hours.
23. She was peeping out from behind the curtains to watch for him.
24. I could see my dog peeping at me through the window.
25. The explorer peeped over the edge of the crater to see what lay below.
26. Several flowers were peeping up through the snow on the edge of the garden.
27. We saw two little eyes peeping at us from the bushes.
28. You can just see green stems peeping up out of the icy ground.
29. There were smiling faces peeping out from behind the carnival masks.
30. I thought I saw something peeping at me from behind that door.
31. Peeping past my big sister, I could see that there were presents under the tree.
32. The children loved peeping into the aquarium to see the fish.
33. There was a new puppy peeping out of her basket.
34. Peeping around the corner, he saw the thief run out of the store.
35. The toddler kept peeping into our conversation to see what we were talking about.
36. Daffodils were peeping through the melting snow.
37. I could hear my son peeping in on his little sister.
38. Early spring flowers were peeping through the warming soil.
39. There were curious eyes peeping through the keyhole.
40. The puppies were peeping around their mother for food.
41. Peeping out from between the heavy curtains, she watched the street below.
42. Snowdrops were peeping through the dead leaves in the garden.
43. I caught my little brother peeping at my diary.
44. Peeping through the bannister, she could see her parents talking downstairs.
45. The eggs were peeping with tiny birds inside.
46. Baby chicks were peeping hungrily and searching for their mother.
47. The buds were peeping out of their brown casings.
48. Peeping through the curtains, I saw a stranger walk across our front yard.
49. A tiny green shoot was peeping up out of the hard ground.
50. The new students were peeping around the corner, nervous about their first day.
51. Peeping toms should be reported to the authorities.
52. Spring flowers are peeping up all over the garden.
53. There was a man peeping into our backyard.
54. She went around peeping into everyone's little cubbies.
55. The baby bird was peeping and chirping for food.
56. There were eyes peeping through the tall grass.
57. The new kitten was peeping out of its hiding place, curious about its new home.
58. A few brave daffodils were peeping through the soil.
59. There were little birds peeping around their nest.
60. Peeping out the window, I saw the sunrise.
Common Phases
peeping Tom - a man who secretly watches women, especially by
peeping through windows
sneak a peek - to look quickly or secretly at something
peep out - to appear or become visible after being hidden
peep through - to look through a small opening or slightly parted barrier
peep in/around/out of - to look from a concealed position
green shoots
peeping through - new growth starting to appear
peep hole - a small hole that allows one to see out without being seen
peek-a-boo - a children's game where a player hides their face and suddenly reveals it, saying "peek-a-boo!"
tight as a drum - said of something that is very small, narrow, or securely closed
have/keep an eye on - to watch or monitor someone or something carefully
early bird - someone who wakes up or does things very early in the day
second looks - a second, more thorough examination of something that initially caught one's attention