PEEK OUT OF THE WINDOW

Definition: To glance or take a quick look through a window, typically in a cautious or surreptitious manner.

Synonyms: Window Peek, Glance Outside, Glimpse Window, Look Out, Observe Outside

Usage Examples in Sentences

During class, Sarah likes to peek out of the window instead of paying attention.

Grandma always used to peek out of the window to see who was knocking at the door.

During the road trip, the children would peek out of the window to see passing landmarks.

While baking cookies, Lucy likes to peek out of the window to check the weather.

Despite being grounded, Timmy managed to peek out of the window to see his friends playing outside.

The detective decided to quietly peek out of the window to see if anyone was lurking outside the suspect's house.

Clara would often peek out of the window during class, daydreaming about what adventures awaited her outside.

She stifled a yawn during the tedious meeting, opting to discreetly peek out of the window to break the monotony.

She decided to peek out of the window to see if the mail had arrived yet.

#10

Every morning, he would peek out of the window to admire the sunrise painting the sky in hues of orange and pink.

#11

The cat would often sneak up and peek out of the window to watch the birds chirping in the garden.

#12

Peek out of the window to see if the rain has stopped.

#13

I often peek out of the window when I hear strange noises.

#14

When you hear a knock on the door, always peek out of the window first.

#15

Peek out of the window before opening the door to strangers.

#16

During the movie, she would occasionally peek out of the window to see if it was still raining.

#17

Before leaving the house, she always took a moment to peek out of the window and check the weather.