Sentence examples for gone disguised from inspiring English sources

Ms. Midler has previously gone disguised as a tarantula, a nurse, a bloody chef and a chubby (her word) rose.

"But as you know, during the genocide, all sense had gone". Disguising herself, Mukabyagaju managed to escape to a church in the nearby village of Kabgayi that gave refuge to thousands seeking protection.

So he and some trusted men of the court went disguised into the city.

Codrus, therefore, went disguised into the enemy's camp and provoked a quarrel, in which he was killed.

They went disguised in futuristic dayglo boilersuits and gasmasks, or as robed necromancers with rhino horns poking from their cowls.

Locals regarded it as the holy city of 333 saints, she says, and Christians were the enemy, so Caillie went disguised as a Muslim.

One priest went on the run disguised as a jewel merchant; he admitted his costume was "very ridiculous".

A terrorism suspect who went on the run disguised in a burqa has won a surprise legal battle with an appeal court ruling that dealt a major blow to the government's reliance on secret justice measures in cases of national security.

I was surprised at the levels they had gone to disguise their criminal conduct". An industry source admitted: "This wasn't casual or by accident.

Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain On the run, Huck and escaped slave Jim find some women's clothes on an abandoned houseboat, and Jim persuades Huck to go ashore disguised as a girl, to find out if people are still searching for them.

One thing you don't do if you're in Churchill on Halloween is go around disguised as a polar bear, not unless you want a cracker shell or whistling flare up your bum.