His eyes traced over me, taking in my disheveled hair and my toes, which were peeping out from underneath my dress. |
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Even pieces of rags were shoved into the gaps peeping through the corners of its locked door. |
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All that one normally sees of the shipworm is the snail-like head peeping out of the bark. |
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I slipped into the house and into my room so as not to spoil their party, though I couldn't resist peeping through the blinds. |
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They were of an older stile, bricks and mortar peeping out from behind chipped whitewash. |
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The clouds had broken and a corner of blue sky was peeping out towards the west. |
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Teenage girls were spotted around the village peeping through windows of some of the biggest homes, desperately hoping for a glance of Gareth. |
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Those readers whose grannies favour calendars featuring cheeky kittens peeping out of wicker baskets will get the idea. |
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It saw some Government employees peeping in to find out the position of the Congress and to see whether there was any cross-voting. |
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Who wants peepers and peerers standing outside bedrooms, peeping and peering? |
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Your pedicured toes won't be peeping through colourful mules for quite some time. |
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Who was that strange looking lady with the colourful bonnet hurrying along the road and what was that peeping out of her basket? |
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Above them, further up the ridge the summit of the mountain was peeping at them through quickly moving mist. |
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Rolling left to lie prone, I shoved the rifle stock to my shoulder and dared to reconnoiter by peeping over a twisted root. |
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I heard the peeping of a young, hungry cardinal, and I heard the soft cry of a nuthatch. |
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I've got flocks of monotone peeping nuthatches in the spruce trees, along with the chickadees, blue jays and four Canada jays. |
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They lay down, with the birds hopping from branch to branch above them and the bright sky peeping down at them. |
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If there's only leaf peeping to be had an hour north, then I am doomed in going south. |
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The city serves as the gateway to all of New England, from leaf peeping to hiking to skiing. |
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The economist is a harmless crank as long as he is just peeping through the window. |
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Flesh Sunday's narrator is a nosy parker who mistakes a murderer for a fellow peeping tom. |
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Meanwhile, in the mean streets of Manhattan, a sad sack mannequin warehouse employee becomes obsessed with peeping. |
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But it's also one of the prettiest, with richly coloured pictures of luscious foliage, yellow sands and strange devils' faces peeping from trees. |
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Look out also for how a shapely housewife helped the police to catch a peeping Tom. |
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After peeping outside to make sure that no-one had seen me in my state of bareness, I closed the door behind us. |
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It was hard work but I had a lot of public support with drivers peeping and the support from the firefighters has been fantastic. |
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A peeping Tom used hidden cameras to videotape women in their house in Galway city. |
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There, peeping among the cloud-wrack above a dark tor high up in the mountains, Sam saw a white star twinkle for awhile. |
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Other coloured knickers, bloomers, pants and drawers peeping out of the top of low slung trackies do not count. |
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He jumped all over her shoulders and her head and sailed around her in circles, squawking and peeping his joy. |
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We first noticed a beak peeping out from behind one of the beams and before we knew it the bird had tried to fly from the nest. |
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The vessel was loaded with bearded Border Ruffians clumping along the decks in rough boots with knife handles peeping from the tops, pistols thrust precariously in broad belts. |
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But he follows his obsession, and goes to great lengths in doing so, peeping through keyholes and lurking in the bushes with binoculars in an effort to satisfy his curiosity. |
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I loved it, especially when worn with high heeled gold sandals, but the effect of course was utterly ruined by those white ankle socks peeping out from under it. |
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One day, she might appear in the character of a devout young mother, peeping shyly from a giant mantilla as she explains the importance of the Virgin Mary. |
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He's big now, but he has a faint purr, a tiny kitten peeping mew. |
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Equally bucolic and perhaps even more liable to misunderstanding was the unmaidenly custom of peeping through keyholes before opening doors on Valentine's Day. |
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Yoshiyuki was spying on the peeping Toms while they were spying on the unsuspecting lovers. |
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She saw the feeble rays of the sun barely peeping out into the sky. |
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Anyway, on this occasion a different leaflet was peeping out of the box. |
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Assembling on the surgical ward for our first ward round, we were like snowmen on parade, with freshly starched white coats and stethoscopes shyly peeping from pockets. |
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From head to toe the rally driver oozes confidence, from her close-fitting orange-and-white driving suit to the tip of her black hair peeping out from under her headscarf. |
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And I think I've got a pretty good idea of who our peeping Tom was. |
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He consents to being an admiring observer but not a peeping Tom. |
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Some call it an open invitation to peeping Toms with camera phones. |
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I had a gnawing feeling all day that I was being followed and then, sure enough, I spotted her peeping out from under a waterproof poncho not ten yards behind me. |
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The tiny waitress is back, peeping over two groaning plates. |
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The two rabbits are depicted in one illustration peeping from the forest foliage. |
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Make Denver your home-base for leaf peeping, with scenic hikes and drives just minutes from The Mile High City. |
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Leaf peeping season is the busiest time for the shop, but Easter is the most exciting holiday. |
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I hide behind a photocopier, peeping out of a window in case they see me but they only seem to want to rake through the bins. |
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But now the little Other eggling was making loud peeping sounds. It was hungry. |
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Police are hunting a peeping tom who stared a teenage student as she undressed. |
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Red-winged blackbirds will be arriving, in the Northeast, Spring peepers will be peeping there, and loons will be mating. |
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The Meow Mix House, on display in New York City, is decked out with plenty of webcams to let peeping tomcats check out the shenanigans at www. |
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But the truly exciting leaf peeping would be in upstate New York. |
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Specifically, BuzzPlanner found both traditional autumn sites around holidays, as well as those pointed toward Fall TV show premieres, football and leaf peeping. |
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The thing is, we're not peeping Toms in the traditional sense. |
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A peeping tom who filmed women as they relieved themselves in bushes at the start of the Great North Run was yesterday warned he was going to jail. |
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When he was coming into the bawn at dinner-time, what work did he find Jack at but pulling armfuls of the thatch off the roof, and peeping into the holes he was making? |
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Robin Korman, the company senior vice president, loyalty marketing, said, 'From leaf peeping to fall festivals, there is plenty to do and see this season. |
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Here is my pick of leaf peeping choices at the top of the tree. |
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Reynolds contended that the Chinese was a peeping tom whom he caught spying on his wife one night last March while she was toweling herself after a shower. |
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Now is a great time to start planning your leaf peeping adventures. |
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The filter, itself a liquid crystal display, aligns pixels to project a reticulate pattern toward anyone peeping at a screen from the side, Toshiba said. |
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