Sentence examples for guise for a from inspiring English sources
Cher warned that Mr. Trump's slogan, "Make America Great Again," was only a guise for a more divisive message.
Federal prosecutors have alleged that the consulting arrangement became a guise for a bribery scheme that lasted more than five years.
As an Observer recruit, Crankshaw had even been summoned by Burgess, in his Foreign Office guise, for a dressing-down for being "too soft towards Russia".
After all, the Nobel has been around, in some guise, for a hundred and sixteen years, and for seventy-nine of them there was no stipulation against posthumous awarding.
Around the back, you might think you could relax and drop the guise for a moment – surely by the time your guests have reached the back garden, the game is up?
To round off the Janacek anniversary year, the Wigmore Hall assembled a first-rate team of chamber musicians - the Belcea Quartet, tenor Ian Bostridge and all-rounder Thomas Adès, here in pianist guise - for a programme that confirmed how extraordinary a composer of chamber music he was.
"Touch the boring bits first," he says, assuming female guise for an inspired routine about sexual etiquette.
Tehran insists its nuclear program is peaceful and wants to ensure that these negotiations are not a guise for an ulterior motive of some in Washington who desire regime change.
TWENTY-FIVE yeafterfter his death, Bing Crosby lives on in a number of indelible guises for a certain generation of Americans.
Both of those countries, mutual enemies, are locked in an escalating dispute over Iran's nuclear energy program, which Israel asserts is a guise for efforts to make a weapon and which Iran says is purely peaceful.
