Sentence examples similar to cloak marking from inspiring English sources
When finishing your Inverness cape/cloak, marking the intended positions of the heavy-duty snaps you install with white chalk on both sides will help you to align them.
Yet, compared to the previous state of affairs, in which no official doctrine on government transparency prevailed and even the state's most mundane functions were cloaked from public view, the FOIA marked a major improvement.
The demise of Mr Mobutu, preceded by the death earlier this year of Jacques Foccart, adviser on Africa to successive French presidents, seemed to mark the end of the era when cloak and dagger governed French diplomacy in Africa.
Mullah Omar marked the occasion by removing what was held to be the cloak of the Prophet Muhammad from the mosque in Kandahār where it was housed and donning the relic, effectively symbolizing himself as Muhammad's successor.
His 16 years as a fugitive were marked by enough mistaken obituaries, false sightings from Jamaica to Greece, and cloak-and-dagger adventures to merit a Hollywood thriller.
But really it'd be great if some of them would just remove the cloak of invisibility or whatever marks the transition to non-stealthy behavior.
Clad in the bloodred cloak he usually wore "as his distinguishing mark of battle," Caesar led his troops to victories throughout the province, his major triumph being the defeat of the Gallic army led by the chieftain Vercingetorix, in 52 bce.
Check you coat or cloak in the cloak room.
A subtle blue storefront on a nondescript block, Bistro St. Mark's uses the guise of neighborhood conviviality to cloak the serious and creative cooking of Johannes Sanzin.
Dandolo's image appears on the grosso coin; he is wearing a cloak and holding the "ducal promise" in his left hand while St. Mark presents him with the gonfalon (banner) in his right.
