Quickly she fitted one of her own dainty arrows to the bow-string and sent it winging across the narrow canyon; it fell, spent, at his feet, and he knew she had shot it to him, not at him.
With all his nerves tense as the string of a bow, he listened to the vague prison sounds, tried to catch through those inexorable walls all that might trickle in from the life outside.
So with a peep sight is when you draw back and you don't look through the string, you look to the circle that's on the string, it's sewed into the string.
When the liver ceases to perform its functions, the pulse is felt like the string of a new bow or like the blunt edge of a sword. In this case the patient will die within eight days.
Lord Renly took a step back, taut as a bowstring. " Every moment you delay gives Cersei another moment to prepare. By the time Robert dies, it may be too late... for both of us. "