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31. How was I spending my time on peer relationships?

32. I jackknife up in bed, peer out.

33. Only a society in which people feel secure in their peer groups can bring about such mass action from below.

34. His eyes rarely left the jury box except occasionally to peer down at his notes.

35. The module will be undertaken on a group basis and self and peer assessment will feature strongly.

36. But he said efforts that involve a mix of strategies-such as media campaigns and peer counseling-have proven effective in reducing the numbers.

37. These findings highlight the importance of peer pressures in adolescence.

38. About half of the papers are rejected after being read by two editors without being sent for external peer review.

39. For example, post-puberty is the time when peer group friendships may take over from parents as the major influence.

40. A well-shaped grey head leaned to peer at her out of concerned hollow eyes, whose colour she could not determine.

41. Peer interviewing is a unique experience for most job applicants.

42. The project runs a well-attended post-placement group where families discuss issues ranging from sexuality to peer relationships.

43. Whether this entitles the House to exclude a peer on leave of absence has not been tested.

44. The chosen champion of the Everqueen of Avelorn, he is a warrior without peer and a foe without mercy.

45. The Geneva group describes peer review, voluntary, and mandatory monitoring schemes, but makes no recommendations.

46. They discovered spectator peer pressure, fans nudging recalcitrant neighbors to participate.

47. I think she was crying,(sentencedict.com/peer.html) but adjudged it vulgar to peer.

48. There was no evidence that his peer relations improved or that he gained in academic knowledge.

49. How often have you wanted to peer into your disc drive to see what's inside, for example?

50. Only when evening comes does she lift the lid a chink and peer out, checking whether darkness has yet come.

51. The adolescent uses the peer group to evaluate the perspectives of others, while developing his or her own values and attitudes.

52. And then he disentangled himself from the last uniformed peer and reached Hardin.

53. The 31 year old peer lives in a mansion on the Cirencester Park Estate.

54. He would cock his head and peer into my eyes the way Marine Drill Instructors check rifle actions for lint.

55. Experts said parents can ask schools to offer conflict resolution courses or peer mediation programs.

56. The peer group gives out clear signals to its members both about style and about fundamental values and perspectives.

57. Informal observations suggest that it first becomes popular as a peer group language at the age of eleven or twelve.

58. How much attention do these programmes pay to the real dynamics of peer group pressures as they ebb and flow across adolescence?

59. Coursework may be carried out individually or in groups; the latter may involve peer assessment.

60. Gradually, Garrett's home manufactured machines began to be noticed by his peer group of treasure hunters.