How to pronounce “peering” in English

Neuroscientists have been peering directly into the brains of meditators and finding that, when you meditate you are, in effect, performing a kind of neurosurgery on yourself.

You're just sort of peering in through the windows.

Perhaps walking down the street peering at a smartphone.

of his father the teeth the peering eyes the brightness the the the

these murky dark spots kind of peering through the haze and then as they as

You see all these pictures of brilliant scientists peering into a telescope, like you were saying, and seeing these pristine, dazzling images

But it's built out of these pairwise peering and transit relationships between pairs of ISPs.

That's-- We're going to have to keep peering over our shoulder, aren't we?

I'll never forget peering down over the edge of that cliff and seeing his snowboard staring back up at me.

So what we tend to do is if you have two connectors that have a peering relationship with each other, they're going to have this packet

The bishop leaned in over my shoulder, peering at the sheet music, and crowding my right arm.

Most of us were jammed into the middle of the vehicle, so peering through the windows was impossible.

And thus, so it is said, revenue-neutral peering was born.

The students-- there are five of them here-- draw in around Veronica's palm, peering intently through their panes of tempered glass.

I call them heroes, because they are the ones that prevent your customer from really peering inside to how things really work in most organizations.

But at the end of the day, the coordinators-- those can be the peering coordinators, peering being this work for connecting to networks as if they were

If I was an alien race peering down at Earth with some kind of telescope,

So for me, for example, my neighbor had a hummingbird feeder and I found myself peering over her fence sometimes to get a view