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At the age of seven I changed forever, like the faithful who see Christ on the side of a barn or peering up from a corn tortilla.

Peering would be determined by the market rather than by a private company with its own competitive interests.

For the previous 30 minutes he had caught glimpses of a policeman peering through the door window. Now he hoped to give him a chance to act.

Lenny watched from the side, fully dressed, stretched out on a plastic lounge chair, peering out from underneath a baseball cap.

He made me laugh and his peering was also delighted in his sense of humor.

The driver was peering into the distance through the mist, trying to read the road sign.

A moment later, after peering at a majestic red terra-cotta boy, he said, "They're making serious blunders in many cases. "

Both are murder mysteries beginning with a man who, while peering from his window, witnesses strange behavior in the home of his neighbor.

There was no sign of what had caused the loud cracking noise, but there were several faces peering through various nearby windows.

He often walked about in the daytime holding a lighted lantern, peering around as if he were looking for something.

How much more exciting than peering through the slit of a door into a mean little hall with a hatstand and two umbrellas!

Separating the slats of the horizontal blinds of the one window in his room, peering out, he said to his son, "Did you see the Pilgrims? "

She crawled about the floor, peering at it with a candle for marks of a strange foot.

She told me that she saw two dark faces with 'odd' expressions peering out of the windows, but when I looked, the car was empty.

We were in front of a bar and he ducked slightly, peering in, but whoever he was looking for did not seem to be there.

Mills read my university results, and I'll never forget him peering at me over the rim of his glasses.

When his servant entered, he looked at him steadfastly and wondered if he had thought of peering behind the screen.

"At the rate this line is moving, " he said, peering around for a sight of Rowling, "every one of us could get our book signed. "

The door opened and a little girl stood there, peering at me.

Peering out his door into the night, he recognized the face of a trusted neighbor.

The restaurant's handyman caught a glimpse of the shadowy figure peering at him from around a corner.

"I think we'll be able to pull the door open, " said Ron, peering over the dog's back. "Want to go first, Hermione? "

Only when the book is opened does one see a powerful image of He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named, his glowing red eyes peering out from his hood.

But those wise words won't stop any of us trying to read tea-leaves, or peering into the future.

Joseph was bending over the fire, peering into a large pan that swung above it; and a wooden bowl of oatmeal stood on the settle close by.

In the opening scene, our handsome hero is peering around the corner of a building in downtown Los Angeles.

Cyberspace, not so long ago, was a specific elsewhere, one we visited periodically, peering into it from the familiar physical world.

it is easy to show you are resolute when you are not one of the guys in a sandstorm peering around for snipers , " he said" .

Peering through the darkness of the hall, he found the door he was looking for and pressed the bell.

Harry stopped under the Cloak, peering around, listening, and his mother and father, Lupin and Sirius stopped too.

Peering through a camera lens at a pile of timber turned Herbert Giradet from a filmmaker into a professor.

By peering into the API documentation, you can see that other formats are available as well.

About 60ft away a furry brown face was peering up from a pile of rubbish that was piled by an empty house. The face belonged to a bear.

An audience is dismayed to see a speaker peering down at a thick sheaf of papers on the lectern.

His voice is high, nasal, and toneless, and his shoulders are stooped, perhaps from years of peering down at patent texts.

Kelley, who had been standing on a foot ladder peering into the tank through a viewing window, fell or was knocked to the floor.

It is all here: fur hats, key changes, deer running and cute kiddies peering into pipes.

He is not a prophet in the sense of peering into a crystal ball.

Peering deep into a Zebrafish brain, Oliver Braubach takes this image of its olfactory bulbs.

If floating weightless and peering down on a shimmering-blue Earth sounds appealing, you might consider being a space tourist.

We leaned against the screen, peering into the dark kitchen.

Peering into the low damp dark living room, they agreed how cozy it would be at night with a fire.

More were outside, smoking, and peering in through the window to see if their horse had come in.

You may have seen the portrait of Samuel Johnson peering at a book in his hand. As the painting shows, he was quite nearsighted.

"Objections? " he said, peering at the lawyer standing beside me.

Everyone is familiar with the sight of robins hopping around the yard, peering into the grass or "head-cocking" to locate a nice juicy worm.

The little dog, peering around the circle of faces with cataractdimmed4 eyes, seemed to reflect their anxiety.

There's no use peering through the letter-box. The place is as still as the grave. They must have forgotten we were coming.

Well, I didn't want to think about that. After handshakes and hugs from all around, I found my other daughter, Deanna, peering up at me.

Peering into his pictures, we see space stations on a lunar landscape, a future in which the last tree on earth has long ago been uprooted.

she stood for a while with the rifle in one hand , peering into the strong sunlight.

Even a muttered "possible" about some dog on her screen would have me peering over shoulder.

he asked as he patted her head, and she whined softly, her soft round eyes peering upwards.

READING a census report is like peering through a telescope from the back of a speeding train.

Peering dolefully at the world through weed-colored glasses, Woody Allen looks like a one-man illustration of the blind leading the halt.

Kelley shivered, peering out from over his arm at the nonsense advertisements on the walls of the railcar, waiting for abetment.

Little set the bottle of oil on the counter and leaned in close to the mirror, peering at her skin.

My lover is like a gazelle or a young stag. Look! There he stands behind our wall, gazing through the windows, peering through the lattice.

the two women sit here not looking at one another , but as if peering into something and at the same time holding back .

Whether pouring through numbers or peering through a camera lens, Seymour brings to life both the science and the stories of conservation.

We still dwell in the Valley of the Shadow, lurk in its desolate places, peering from brambles and thickets at its mad, malign inhabitants.

asked Albus anxiously, peering at the hazy forms they passed as they made their way down the platform.

Anna Dornhaus is peering into a cardboard nest box only an inch on a side, at a "family" of 100 or so European rock ants.

His workmates can see at a glance whether he is available for a quick chat by simply peering down the aisle.

In many countries, that would involve intercepting phone calls between government officials or peering down from spy satellites.

He's not looking at me but peering out through the window.

"White always plays first in chess, " said Ron, peering across the board. "Yes. . . look. . . "

Peering fearfully over the edge of the chasm, he sees deep below the missing lamb, plaintively bleating.

She stood on the shore for some time, peering into the distance, long after the ship had gone.

"We're peering over the precipice right now, " says Scott Minerd, chief investment officer at Guggenheim Partners.

As the mawlawi talked, Amanullah sat by the window pushing the curtain aside a little and peering out into the square.

Like big rolling kegs . They had two sets of arms. They had two sets of legs. They had two faces peering. Out of one giant head.

A sergeant peering through the chinks in the barn wall watched Booth fumble around inside for his guns.

By the time I finished my tea and eggs I was peering at Alcatraz Island and the Golden Gate Bridge, the ships of San Francisco Bay.

Peering inside the lock, I see that someone has jammed chewing gum into the lock.

Short of peering at each loan and derivative, no one really knows what skeletons (if any) are lurking in Barclays' vaults.

Gerald let go of his daughter's arm and turned, peering sharply into her face.

Most people think of the astronomers as people who spend their time in cold observatories, peering through the telescope every night.

Some astronomers working on peering the astronomy are never use telescope at all.

i don ' t think so , " said dumbledore quietly , peering behind an overstuffed armchair lying on its side" .

"Do you think they've gone? " Jimmy asked, peering through the twigs again.

Peering through the windshield, he saw a figure approach him, arm covered with blood.

I explore the rock churches, walking inside carved rock tunnels, peering inside doorways to find weathered priests reading leathered bibles.

Light sleepers, we often found ourselves peering blearily at deserted stations and sleeping towns as the bathroom symphony played on.

The sun was peering through the clouds.

Most people think of astronomer is people who spent their time at cold observatories peering through telescope every night.

Lenovo has, in the space of three years, lurched from looking into the distance to peering nervously over its shoulder.

Several photographers snapped pictures of Obama, looking thoughtful, peering out the window from behind the steel bars.

And Mrs. Willoughby, peering into her coffee, said, "That girl's going to have a great little figure. "

And then Jaspers face was peering in my window, his honey hair silver in the weak moonlight that worked through the clouds.

I was peering inside an incubator at the Laboratory of Developmental Neurobiology at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Md .

"We need a market mechanism to ensure peering for all, " says Daniel Schulman, president of AT&T WorldNet Service, a project member.

he strained his eyes peering into the gloom.

Most people think of the astronomers as people who spend their time in cold observatories peering through telescopes every night.

While you're peering inside the garment , check out the width of the fabric in the seams.

As such, battle droids must sight their targets by actually peering down the scope.

Most people think of astronomers as people who spend their time in cold observatories peering through the telescope every night.

now , peering through the periscope he remarked in businesslike tones.

Goats could be glimpsed peering over the parapets.

Most people think of the astronomer is people who spend their time in cold observatory peering through telescope every night.

Most people think of the astronomoers is people who spend their time in cold observatories, peering through the telescopes every night.

The dumb multitudes are no more concerned with us than is the old horse peering through the rusty gate of the village pound.

She paused, peering at the kids to make sure she had their attention. "Which is easier? "

"Here's a landscape! " thought Laurie, peering through the bushes, and looking wide-awake and good-natured already.

and at last reached a point where Frome, peering into what seemed to me formless night, said: . . .

Of course, the real value of a PHP debugger is peering into your Web application in real time.

Hermione was peering into Fred and George's boxes, though every now and then she cast sideways looks at Harry.

Most people think astronomers are people who spend their time on observations peering in cold every night.

The sun was peering from behind a cloud.

Peering in the window, Nathan felt his heart lurch in horror: a figure was slumped across the seat!

From the classy to the icky , be careful when it comes to peering in the shadows of Ziro's throne room.

Most people think of astronomers as people who spend their time in cold observatories peering through telescopes every night.

Most people think of astronomer as people who speed their time in cold observatories peering through telescopes every night.

Most people think of astronomer as people who spent their time in cold observatories peering through telescopes every night.

Most people think of astronomers as people who spend their time in cold observatories peering thought telescope every night.

Most people think of astronomers as people who spent their time in cold observatory peering through telescopes every night.

They spent the following day deafened by the din, peering through the smoke.

The path from the data center to the user can traverse several networks and peering points.

She, peering out from behind her umbrella wall, and I, hidden behind a big black camera.

God is there - as the Psalmist says, "peering out from the cracks. "

Doors were opening and faces peering out, as Dad walked with difficulty close behind.

Most people think astronomers as people who spend their time in cold observatories peering through telescopes every night.

The little snail's black eyes can already be seen peering out.

I left Dede in the common room, peering at her biology notes.

Something catches his eye. He walks back, squats, peering closer.

A passenger peering out of the window might not even see the other planes.

Michael stayed seated and watched us as we walked around, quietly peering at everything.

Most people think of astronomer as the people who spends their time in cold observatory peering through telescope every night.

Peering through this lens, China-watchers detect a shift.

So restlessly, we pace the aisles and count the miles, peering ahead, waiting, waiting, waiting for the station.

Most people think of astronomers as people who spend their time in cold observatorys peering through telescopes every night.

The bear swings its head from side to side, peering into an eddy for salmon.

Peering through my diver's mask at first I could make out little more than ghostly shapes.

The house-elf 's goggling tennis ball eyes were peering at Harry through the darkness.

Most of people think of astronomers as people who spend their time in cold observatories peering through telescopes every night.

how can i slay another sentient being after peering into its soul?

Norton, W. "Internet Service Providers and Peering. " 2000.

like young twins peering before a startled mirror?

peering impudently into your face.

Many people think astronomers are the people who spend their times in the cold observatory peering through telescope every night.

The pick withdraws, replaced by Andy's peering eye.

Most people think of astronomer is the people who spend all of their time in cold observatory peering through telescopes every night.

After peering into the abyss of default in November, Dubai World has come back from the brink.

If you want to know the future of publishing, you will learn more by peering into a crystal ball.

At the same time, peering into the new millennium, Hollywood is the leader of all the movie makers in the world.

But those peering into the Japanese mirror will see the reflection they want to find.

Peering into the mountain, one sees sparkling blue-white depths.

Being somewhat short-sighted, she has the habit of peering at people.

He stood beside her peering up at the clear sky.

For those familiar with last year's Mac mini, what you're peering at above isn't likely to strike you as jarring.

of course , peering into any unknown system for the first time is easier said than done.

From this position I have been peering at the world of work through my laptop screen and found two things of note.

Peering into the future, all they can see is the immediate past, which is full of anger, pain and distrust.

There's a wistful and amused lilt to his conversation, Peering south toward Central Park from his office on 125th Street

climb down the tree. the girl is peering him through the window and smiling at him

You are standing at showcase, peering at the word

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James Lee was working from home in Montreal, Canada, when he noticed a nosy squirrel at the window peering in at pet cat Catamanga

The two men turned quickly, and saw the sickly countenance of La Carconte peering between the baluster rails;

I can see the light come peering through the sky in my mind

Deep into that darkness peering, long I stood there wondering, fearing,

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Peering outside the gates of our home, we saw many in the neighbourhood doing the same;

Peering furtively from behind a bush --

One woman, peering around a half-opened door, says she is worried about the environmental impact of a big tourism project;

Peering into the Cave of Zeus