Sentence examples for clear hidden from inspiring English sources

Operations to clear hidden explosives from the soil and roads of northern Afghanistan, one of the world's most heavily mined areas, are scheduled to resume on Wednesday with the arrival of more than 400 demolition specialists in several provinces.

To be clear, "hidden gems" is not code for "difficult" or "obscure".

He wanted American and Afghan soldiers to help clear hidden bombs from the fields.

The message was clear: hidden or not, ignorance was no defense.

It had been told to hold its area until other companies, driving over the ground and clearing hidden explosives from the roads, worked down from the northwest and caught up.

Pacheco had turned her little clearing, hidden from the river by blackberry bushes and almond trees, into a dwelling with two tents, a fire pit, a chair, a flowerpot and a stack of magazines and books, including Shirley MacLaine novels and a Ronald Reagan biography.

"Is it fair that no one recalls where those brave French soldiers fell and are now interred in that remote jungle clearing, hidden from life for a million sunsets?" "They all really said the same thing: 'Look at me, I'm somebody; please don't forget.' So of course we forgot".

David Elsberg, a partner at Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan representing Mr. Blavatnik, said: "Hopefully it signals that banks need to live up to their obligations to clients, and as the court makes clear, not hide behind what they often try to refer to as industry practice".

Even though partial update is performed at the DO, it is clear that hiding ordering information in DISC ∗ enhances data confidentiality.

And that's fundamentally what they've done; they've been very clear to hide that knowledge and keep it out of the public domain so nobody knows that there is, really, another alternative.

After all, "How many word-warriors ever return / from midnight's waste and ruin?" It's not the transcendent that persists, but the lowly actual: "Whatever is insignificant has its own strength, / Whatever is hidden, clear vision.