Sentence examples for disguise through from inspiring English sources

Mandela was forced to go underground, travelling in disguise through the country as the "black Pimpernel".

"And there will be a blessing in disguise through his trial.

21, 1861, by the son of Senator William H. Seward, that caused the president-elect to travel earlier than scheduled, and in disguise, through Baltimore to Washington.

This exhibition looks at the art of disguise through the work of a dozen contemporary African and African American artists — touching on everything from elaborate masks to the illusionist camouflage of the digital sphere.

Concealing-Coloration in the Animal Kingdom: An Exposition of the Laws of Disguise Through Color and Pattern; Being a Summary of Abbott H. Thayer's Discoveries is a book published ostensibly by Gerald H. Thayer in 1909, and revised in 1918, but in fact a collaboration with and completion of his father Abbott Handerson Thayer's major work.

Yet even a four-day visit organized by the Kremlin's special press office for Chechnya could not disguise the through-the-looking-glass quality of Russia's campaign here.

Faster or otherwise prohibited swaps could be secured for a fee; house sales were even disguised through arranged marriages: you'd pay, wed, transfer the property title, then divorce.

Atletico continued to take the game to its Liga rivals and on 10 minutes Villa smashed a shot against the upright after latching on to Koke's disguised through ball.

Addressing these questions might - or might not - change the anything but pretty picture painted by Weeden and Kurzban: that behind the political opinions embraced by most Americans is "self-interest disguised through self-deception".

His disguise almost fell through, though, when one of the dancers — an Englishwoman studying for her doctorate in Russian literature, it turned out — said she wanted to practice her French.

"Officials and private actors disguise theft through manipulation of meters and shipping documents".