Sentence examples for able to hide when from inspiring English sources

They need to be able to hide when something scares them or they will become stressed.

There's nowhere to hide when you're a dancer.

Harley had had the raidee's bank accounts frozen so that he wouldn't be able to hide his money when he realized what was going on.

But Mr. Anthony was able to hide his troubled past when a court-appointed psychiatrist examined him for the restoration hearing in April 2002.

Most importantly of all, you must be able to hide your obvious irritation when the spokesman for Latvia comes on wearing a spinny bowtie and proceeds to waste five minutes talking about what he ate for his tea.

And on the court, there was never a moment when she seemed able to hide how she felt: weeping with joy when she beat Zina Garrison for her ninth Wimbledon singles crown, bitter-sweetly plucking a few blades of grass when she lost her last Wimbledon singles match to Conchita Martínez.

The research firm polled just over 2,000 British adults on the Web from 3rd -7th June 2010, and discovered a shocking truth: that people are not always honest when they're able to hide behind a screen name and an avatar rather than talk face-to-face.

The fact of the matter, as evidenced by the Obama bounty above, is that when people are able to hide behind seemingly anonymous screen names and not have to look the other person in the eye, they say whatever they want with very little regard to how it affects the other person.

When we were able to hide Cassandra and Max and put them in a safe place, I think that was a smart way of writing out the story, of leaving it open if we were ever to venture into it again.

"They will no longer be able to hide from the courts and escape legal accountability when they engage in dangerous and irresponsible conduct that hurts and kills people".

"They have been able to hide so far, but the day's coming when they'll have to speak".