Sentence examples for bit of hide from inspiring English sources

Lots of women and girls use the loos to do their make-up, and what girl wants an audience of queuing boys as she applies a bit of "Hide the Blemish" to her spots?

The rhino did charge after I darted him, and we had to do a little running, and a little bit of hiding, but we were never in any real danger.

Found in the rainforests of the Congo region, the okapi was unknown to science until 1901, when British explorer Sir Harry Hamilton Johnston sent the first bits of hide to the British Museum.

It's really effective at blasting out bits of hiding food, especially for those with braces or crowns.

Every bit of concrete hidden beneath the snow, he believed, must be exposed.

M. A. Macdonald-Cooper: What smitten Nebuchadnezzar's gobbling up – bit of grass (hidden rev.; ref. Daniel, 4, 30).

The clothes shops in Oxford Street definitely took a bit of a hiding and I think he ended up paying more than £1,500 in excess luggage.

Still, Port are on a bit of a hiding to nothing here and a thrashing of the Dees certainly won't allay growing fears that they're still a little way off the Premiership window.

Tilt shift – blurring a section of the photo – used to be a bit of a hidden feature, but it is now front and center on a tool bar at the top of the screen.

As people take issue with a bit of research, hidden away in some journal nobody will ever read, they sit silently as they're slapped in the face by branding.

Humphries tweeted out a picture of the damage he sustained in the brawl with the caption "Anyone know where I can get a quick Tetanus shot in Boston?" If there's a little bit of pride hidden in Humphries's tweet, it might be because he realizes that this fight helps the Brooklyn Nets in their quest for an identity.