Sentence examples for by cloak from inspiring English sources
White shirt by Cloak, beige corduroy jacket, zip-up cardigan, and chapka hat by A.P.C., slippers by J. Crew.
But the language-loving public deserves to know that dictionaries are not made by cloak-and-dagger cabals full of deep, dark secrets.
First, by cloaking himself in the A-team of Republican foreign policy wise men.
It must be a handy skill to have – being able to manage uncomfortable situations by cloaking yourself in other people.
By cloaking it in the mantle of representation, Ms. McWhinnie makes it more palatable, but ultimately no less abstract.
It's not meant as faint praise to say that by cloaking it, SHoP has averted a civic blight on a scale of Madison Square Garden.
It's as if cancer cells make their way past the sentries -- the dendritic cells -- by cloaking themselves in recognizable garb.
There is a tendency among Tories to want to dignify certain aspects of their economic system by cloaking them in the law, perhaps hoping to make them immutable.
That description of events serves United States interests, of course, by cloaking an unusual and potentially explosive decision in the garb of a broader diplomatic imperative.
First, he apologized for recent published remarks in which he had suggested that he had duped Chrysler managers by cloaking the takeover as a "merger of equals".
