Sentence examples for go veiled from inspiring English sources

Her dream is to leave Paris and go to Brooklyn, where, she has heard, Muslim girls go veiled and nobody minds, and, in any case, "it can't be worse than here".

Once Abbes is president, women go veiled in the street, and schools adopt an Islamic curriculum.

"It was unthinkable that a person representing the collectivity go veiled".

Immediately all women go veiled in the street, state secondary schools adopt an Islamic curriculum, and François is informed that he cannot return to his university work unless he converts to Islam.

Unfortunately, Thomson, drops the subject, so it remains another example of the author's unwillingness to go beyond veiled suggestions and support such claims.

The year he was about 10 & his sister Corinna 12, they were permitted, for the first time, to go to the Veiled Prophet's Ball.

Skipping for a moment the quasi-pejorative use of the word "orthodox," which feels a bit oxymoronic and reminds me of my grandfather davening by the window, here we go again with the veiled Marxism and socialism.

Perhaps Ralph Waldo Emerson said it best, "The days come and go like muffled and veiled figures sent from a distant friendly party, but they say nothing, and if we do not use the gifts they bring, they carry them as silently away". Everything changes.

Also, Sanders's relationship with his father, which became strained when Sanders retired and William went public with veiled criticism of his son's decision, has become even more distant.

To the European Union's horror, Papandreou also made a veiled threat to go to the International Monetary Fund for financial support if the euro zone's financial support mechanism was not clarified at the E.U.'s next quarterly meeting in Brussels on March 25.

She needs to go to the hospital," pleaded a veiled woman, Nazila Arkan, as she clutched her emaciated daughter.