Sentence examples for draw a curtain from inspiring English sources

Too often, judges draw a curtain of secrecy around court proceedings.

Technology is making it harder for dictators and juntas to draw a curtain of secrecy.

Yet he holds tight to the belief that he can draw a curtain of normalcy about his family.

Occasionally, the driver would draw a curtain around the inside of the windows, and attach a flashing blue light to the roof before setting off.

Jonathan, in fact, seems rather determined to be a good father, but let's draw a curtain round their backstory, because we need to prioritise.

Part of the internal struggle on the court now may be over just how tightly it meant to draw a curtain over the general subject of minority preferences.

Upton and Ascher's crafty and forceful version draws a curtain between itself and previous interpretations of the play.

The credit default swaps auction on Monday drew a curtain on Act 1 of the Greek sovereign debt drama.

I'm standing in the tiny pseudo-room formed by drawing a curtain around the examination table area.

The kibbutz girls, "children without a past, born to parents who have drawn a curtain over theirs", toss their glossy hair under jets of water.

Whatever the case, Koch, who had for a moment emerged as the single most credible validator Sharpton could ask for, has drawn a curtain between himself and Sharpton.