The door to his parents room was cracked open just enough for John to peek through.

NPR: 'Arson' by Nick Lysohir

Striking views of lower Manhattan and the nearly completed 104-story Freedom Tower may peek through from across the harbour, but Red Hook feels a million miles away.

BBC: A remote hook in New York��s harbour

From May to March and September through November the sky is so full of migrating cranes, storks, pelicans and flamingos, it is hard for sunlight to peek through.

BBC: Where birds know no borders

We called them Bermanites, after their intellectual and sartorial model, an English teacher named Robert Berman: a small, thin, unsmiling man who papered over the windows of his classroom door so that no one could peek through.

NEWYORKER: The Master

But fears have grown that some of them have been giving their data subscribers an early peek, through customised feeds that media groups have been allowed to install in the lockup room.

ECONOMIST: Financial data

In addition to NFC, there's even built-in WiFi to aid image sharing -- although we can only share the original article through the magic of Google cache -- take a peek at the source below.

ENGADGET

The FCC sometimes gets a peek at hardware and reveals nothing but a model number to hint at what's passed through its labyrinth.

ENGADGET: Mysterious ASUS P1801-T visits the FCC, might be the finished Transformer AiO (updated)