In November , 1995 Mrs. Song recalls, she set out with ten thousand won hidden in her underwear, disguised by layers of winter clothing.
What we think of as the V&A is, in fact, mostly an Edwardian facade by Sir Aston Webb, disguising confused layers of different buildings behind it.
Read's always-laconic style has, meanwhile, reached a whole new level: cool, detached, plumbing well-nigh fathomless depths of irony while never quite disguising the layers of feeling that lie beneath.
The Redhead's worst reaction ever was to a cashew nut disguised under a layer of chocolate on Halloween when he was a wee toddler.
Land mines that had been dormant for almost two decades slid into towns, disguised under a layer of wet, dark earth.
A 1 tonne ANFO bomb made by the IRA's South Armagh Brigade had been smuggled into England, and was placed in the truck disguised underneath a layer of tarmac.
Even the Fire's software, based on a Google Android framework, is disguised under a custom layer built by Amazon.
There are the icy patches, including black ice and ice disguised by a thin layer of snow, on walkways and stairways and in crosswalks.
Horovitz the optimist ultimately does offer hope: Thinly disguised underneath the veil of babe jealousy is a layer of compassion, due to what they all share: (a) the same annoying-but-revered, egotistical hunk; and (b) their exquisite babe DNA.
It was not until 1882, when Prince Leopold married, that all the cakes were made of, er, cake – and it was not until around 1902 that the layers began to be separated by columns (usually disguised bits of broom handle).
