Sentence examples for held up to hide from inspiring English sources
Headlines held up to hide faces.
Their claim holds, up to a point.
"Or was it cats?" Leisurely, Val sat up, crouching over the cold end of the joint, his hand held up to shield it from the wind and his hair falling forward, hiding his face.
"This is a cover-up to hide her own failings".
The nights are long, the liquor hard, the people, according to Mr Nesbo, "brought up to hide their feelings" and hold on to their secrets.
I hid under my desk, my hand pressed up against the surface protecting my head, hoping it would hold up to the pressure of 2 stories falling on it.
During the 1948 tour of England, he was reported to have unnerved his teammates and tempted fate by bringing a toy duck into the dressing room, and held up play during a county match by hiding the ball in a pile of sawdust.
A modest Eilis, unaware of the American custom of wearing a "swim costume" under her clothes, is assisted by her charming Italian American beau, Tony, who kindly holds up a towel to hide her from prying eyes as she changes.
It did not start well for De Gea as he appeared from behind a large white sheet that Carrington officials held up in a bizarre attempt to hide his steps from car to United medical back in 2011.
