Sentence examples for disguise over from inspiring English sources

Are Bourdin's days in disguise over?

To throw a light cloak of disguise over the total absence of Scottish and Welsh MPs, the geographically non-specific title was created.

What's more (if we've been reading flap copy or reviews) we'll have noted that "Santa Teresa" is a thin disguise over the real town of Ciudad Juárez, the site of a dismayingly underreported sequence of unsolved crimes against women, with a death toll that crept into the hundreds in the '90s.

He'd drape the disguise over his head as he walked in.

By having a ready supply of clothes to change into (in a back-pack or purse) you can not only disguise yourself but continue evolving your disguise over the course of the day.

Not for Katie Ward the coming-of-age first novel starring a barely disguised over-sensitive heroine airing her resentments: Girl Reading reads as though its author is five books down.

He actually wins a few of the things, coming to the net to drop a very nicely disguised shot over, before pulling Nadal hither and thither, vaguely in the manner his opponent has been doing to him throughout, and finally wins a game!

Many confounding factors complicate interactions between land use and river condition and may disguise or over-ride the potential benefits of adoption of stubble systems or other improvements in agricultural land use practice.

"WHY?" The price of concealment is the central theme of Wicklund's memoir, "This Common Secret," which offers a rare glimpse into the life of an abortion provider who, like her dwindling band of peers, learned to don an array of disguises over the course of her tumultuous and peripatetic career.

With musical geekery like that, are we sure it isn't John in disguise?" 15th over: Netherlands 82-8 (need snookers; Smits 3, Nannes 4) Smits survives an extremely tight run-out referral.

"The masked ball is over, the disguise is dropped off, and under the disguise was what?" Babe asks herself, adding, "Beneath it was simply animal survival, and the brutality of the unconscious".