Sentence examples for get disguises from inspiring English sources

Real-life incognitos, however, seldom get disguises right.

"I think they looked at it as an opportunity to effectively get disguised financing…that is going to be repaid at a premium.''.

To just ignore the horrendous -- often gutting and threatening -- bullying that somehow gets disguised as feedback?

She doesn't really seem to get this disguise business at all, does she?

You can make the bomb bigger, drive it to the target and you get a disguise thrown in for free, a casing that can be left on pretty much any urban street without arousing suspicion.

I think maybe I'll have to get a disguise — one of those things where you have the mustache and glasses".

But to smuggle the phat bong budz and lovely little crack rocks, what they did is – and get this – disguised it all as yams and papaya.

"At his peak, Beefy would have been a quicker bowler, but I think Jimmy has got better disguise," said Willis.

Now we know why Miles is an actor; Mr. Henry gets to disguise himself as several different personalities.

Also cooperating in the case, according to the court papers, is a Missouri distillery founded in 1856 that made its name selling rye whiskey in Wild West saloons and recently got caught disguising its grain alcohol for shipment to the wild East.

We deserve to see what we are getting, without disguise.