Peeped

I peeped through the small hole at the gate to see if my daughter was coming, but no traces of her.

Another hailed Adele a queen and said: ‘Peeped the Tottenham Hale tube sign through her blinds!

Or when I first peeped Chris Burden’s 2008 sculpture “Urban Light” outside of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, filled with wedding parties taking pictures and other people who might not necessarily be going into the museum.

Peeped outside and saw people running frantically.

The neighbour related that she “peeped around,” but saw nothing.

I peeped out through a hole and saw eight soldiers standing in front of my house.

I peeped through the last eighty names of appointees released and saw names of people who didn’t leave their bedrooms on election day or did anything tangible during the build up to the election.

The 53-year-old didn’t show too much of her face as she peeped at the camera from behind the book.

When the economy of Zimbabwe under his watch is peeped into, one will discover without labour that Robert was more of a burden than an asset.

About an hour later, the train stopped, and I peeped out of the window.

If the public ever peeped inside the nuclear football, they might be disappointed.

Luckily, when Charlema posted her husband’s attempts on social media, Fenty Beauty peeped the hilarious story.