Sentence examples for figures to hide from inspiring English sources

Women are the great advocates of sex in bed because they have bad figures to hide (usually) and cold feet to warm (always).

After the Mosley verdict, The Daily Mail cited the ruling in the sportsman's case, like the Mosley one, as one "which could and would be used by politicians and other public figures to hide embarrassing facts about themselves".

In the five issues for which the comic ran, Hing went to great lengths to obscure the Green Turtle's face; using objects and figures to hide his profile, positioning him with his back to the reader, the effect pronounced by the angles employed.

Amid the various annoyances Xander and Anya express through this song, some verses are clear-sighted observations of behavior, such as Anya's accusation that Xander once in love with Buffy uses Buffy as a mother figure to hide behind.

Also, if you know that they always get you at a certain place, you could get that authority figure to hide and watch or get a close mate to hide and film it.

In the case of Ms. Lawrence, there aren't any discernible figure problems to hide.

Another incorporation agency operator told the undercover reporters: "My risk in all of this is I could be seen to be helping somebody evade tax, or something like that yeah and so that's where the risk is".An undercover reporter also approached Readymade Companies Worldwide, a firm in Bushey Heath, Hertfordshire, saying he represented Indian government figures who wanted to hide their funds.

German historians have claimed that official British figures were lessened to hide losses, but careful examination of the records reveals no deception.

On one wall, there is a figure that appears to hide behind the surface of the wall.

In any case, amid other trouble — including a sudden and serious illness that threatens Arletty's life — Marcel must figure out how to hide the boy and arrange for his safe passage to England, where other members of his family have ended up.

The trick in using it, Mr. Soderbergh said, is figuring out how to hide the line in the shot so that the two focal lengths are not noticed and the image takes on a subliminally deeper and more three-dimensional feel.