Sentence examples for cloak him from inspiring English sources

In 2007, Mr. Schlachter, 32, was chosen to be one of the sentinels at the meeting and Ms. Pieloch, 35, was picked to cloak him.

Foreshadowing all of this, he has an Invisibility Watch to cloak him completely, rendering him impossible to see (Secondary Fire) and a Disguise Case, useful to fooling the opposing team (Four key).

Hip-hop had cloaked him in a new identity.

Because Moss no longer has Cris Carter to take the pressure off him, defenses have cloaked him.

A psychological exhaustion cloaked him like a wet quilt and his soul drowned before his body followed into the depths.

But it also seems clear that Mr. Putin could emerge from winning a thin majority as a diminished leader, with a tarnishing of the image of infallibility and inevitability that has cloaked him almost since Mr. Yeltsin appointed him prime minister last August.

His mysterious demise cloaked him in immortality.

Mandela, an intensely private person, sometimes chafed at the saint-like celebrity that cloaked him late in life.

His descent into fear has given him new depth, but it's even more intriguing to watch him cloak his fear in sasstalk.

Speaking in Persian and dressed in the turban, robe and cloak that identify him as a cleric, Mr. Khatami made little effort to charm journalists, as he did during his maiden voyage to the United Nations two years ago.

Take liberties with him and do not be afraid to cloak or fire around him.