Sentence examples for cloak off from inspiring English sources
Much consideration has been given to the backstory of John Wizards – the story of how bedroom programmer John Withers (see what happens when you take the cloak off!) bumped into Rwandan refugee Emmanuel Nzaramba in Cape Town and the pair began making music together, producing a record that justifies the word "magical".
In their competition, the north wind fails to blow the cloak off a passing traveller no matter how hard it blows; yet the sun succeeds, by warming the traveller's surroundings, and encouraging him to take off the cloak himself.
The relationships of cloaking window fraction versus pump power and the condition of cloaking off are also investigated.
His invincibility cloak slipped off some time ago; there remains only the occasional trace of it returning to the Woods wardrobe.
Meanwhile, Morocco and Kyrgyzstan publish their budgets on downloadable spreadsheets.In this section Cloaks off Mucking in Transparent money No laughing matter ReprintsOpenness need not be costly.
And many Latin American countries allow private visits for unmarried inmates too.In this section Cloaks off Mucking in Transparent money No laughing matter ReprintsBut only five American states allow them, and in Britain they are banned.
The implication was that the European leaders who had joined in the chorus of popular protests about Mr Snowden's disclosures were either hypocritical or ignorant.In this section Cloaks off Mucking in Transparent money No laughing matter ReprintsThe two men were on shakier ground when it came to defending spying on the leaders of allied or friendly countries.
But the sound and fury do not always match up Article: Cloaks off Mahindra & Mahindra Mahindra has become the pin-up of Indian capitalism a home-grown automotive champion Article: SUVival of the fittest Workers' share of national income All around the world, labour is losing out to capital Article: Labour pains Dark matter Physicists are learning more about what dark matter isn't.
Waste-transport costs are around a tenth of those in other Indian cities, he says, because the pickers sort the rubbish close to where it is collected.In this section Cloaks off Mucking in Transparent money No laughing matter ReprintsSimilar schemes are afoot in the Philippines and Nepal.
The two men met Catesby and the others (who had left for the Midlands uprising) and continued on to Dunchurch, at one point throwing their cloaks off to increase their speed.
"Regardless of how they might cloak it, cutting off electricity to a civilian population is collective punishment and a violation of international law," said Sarit Michaeli of B'Tselem.
