Sentence examples for found disguised from inspiring English sources

Serge Brammertz, the chief prosecutor since 2007, who kept up the hunt for Karadžić until the fugitive was finally found disguised as a New Age healer in Belgrade, could not hide his frustration that the failure to get a second genocide conviction was being seen as a defeat for the prosecution and an escape for the defendant.

Without accusing Mr. Rajoub directly, Israeli officials later claimed to have found disguises linking the office to suicide attacks.

Police said they found disguises, including glasses and wigs, in a search of his room.

Last summer, after more than a decade on the run, Mr. Karadzic was found living disguised in Belgrade, Serbia's capital.

Customs officers have found drugs disguised as cream filling in cookies, in bags of coffee and inside bricks of frozen meat.

In Canada and the US, fentanyl and other similar opioids have been found being disguised as prescription drugs.

In the 1824 mutiny at Barrackpore, occasioned by the resentment of sepoys to being shipped to the front in the First Anglo-Burmese War, four days after the bloody suppression of the mutiny, one of the leaders, Bindee Tiwarree of the 47th regiment was found hiding, disguised as a faqir.

But many police departments, the Times found, simply disguise their planting of informants, knowing that it rarely comes to light.

Those who trumpet Satan's glory often neglect the nobility of his adversaries, most memorably a low-ranking angel who finds Satan disguised in Eden and touches him with a spear.

A typical evening finds him disguised as a priest, on the prowl, or dressing in drag, as a prostitute in a brothel, to evade capture during a raid by the authorities.

In Mr. Tirard's version of events, Molière finds himself, disguised as a priest and bearing the pseudonym Tartuffe, in the household of one M. Jourdain (Fabrice Luchini) and, eventually, in the favor of Mme.