Sentence examples for full disguises from inspiring English sources

A laptop computer placed between me and a G.M. engineer, Jun Mo Kang, displays a graph that plots the car's changing engine speed against the load on the engine, just colorful enough to draw my attention away from future cars and trucks in full disguises zipping by in the faster lanes of the track.

But of course, it should be me!" He arrived at Claridge's to meet Kochs in full disguise – or at least, in a baseball cap and sunglasses – and they hit it off straight away.

Several measures were taken to ensure the singer's safety, including forcing Braxton to dress in full disguise when traveling to and from the theatre in addition to reducing her total number of weekly performances from eight to seven.

With a closet full of disguises and more gadgets than 007, the Shpy volunteers his services when innocent people or ancient traditions are imperiled.

When Kukunoor was thinking of a character full of disguises, he first came up with an old man.

The previous Ocean's installments were full of funny disguises, but Ocean's 8 greatest triumph is the way it leans into the notion that women can pull off the ultimate con simply because they would never be suspects.

The black-clad waiters turn out to be Jimmy Olsens in disguise, full of gee-whiz enthusiasm and can-do optimism.

The sinuous, asymmetrical poses of her Odissi tradition, looking at once immovable and full of motion, disguise complex negotiations with gravity as mere embellishments of line.

Succeeding the late Orson Welles as a foreign member of the Académie Française, he delivered a tribute to the film director which was full of barely disguised autobiography.

Also included, without irony, is a picture of Merrilees himself, in full drag – "my disguise used to investigate many cases of robbery and assault".

Given Mr. Stone's self-cultivated reputation as a wild and crazy guy, you might expect "Controlled Chaos" to be full of thinly disguised juicy tidbits about this Oscar-winning filmmaker (best director for the 1986 "Platoon" and the 1990 "Born on the Fourth of July").