Sentence examples for beginning to hide from inspiring English sources

You realize your kids are beginning to hide the arts section of the paper in the morning.

John's "plain truth" is beginning to hide in "plain sight".

In addition, the incoming tide was beginning to hide the remaining obstacles, causing high attrition among the landing craft before they had reached the shore.

Refugees and aid workers began to hide or leave town.

I began to hide cash around the house and took copies of our passports.

"We began to hide things and then as the war intensified we decided to move the maximum possible to Damascus," he said.

After witnessing deportations to concentration camps, Wieland began to hide Jewish students in his laboratory, in the cellar and the storage rooms.

Mr. Koizumi's shadow would not even begin to hide Mr. Iijima's majestic 220-pound girth, never mind his arrogance and gregariousness.

But after Hawaii became a state in 1959, high-rise hotels like the Rainbow Tower at the Hilton Hawaiian Village and the Sheraton Waikiki began to hide Honolulu's most famous beach behind a wall of buildings.

Eventually, spammers (those who send spam) went underground and began to hide their identity and location, and the content of spam became more nefarious, often advertising pornography or promoting various scams.

Mr. Powell said that while the inspectors were busy overseeing the destruction of rockets in one part of Iraq, American intelligence had found that Iraq had begun to hide machinery to "convert other kinds of engines" to power the same rockets.