At first, it was an enemy, an impossibly vast, threatening force, hiding hostile "savages" and foiling attempts to farm.
The modern push for so-called humane arms began in the early 1990's as the United States found itself mired in Somalia facing snipers hidden in hostile mobs.
On the one hand, hoods serve a purpose for those with disadvantaged and precarious lives, allowing them to hide from hostile attention and violence, even to feel empowered.
America has not turned in on itself, seeking to hide from a hostile worldSome of the successes lie in what has not happened rather than what has.
America has not turned in on itself, seeking to hide from a hostile world: rather, its international engagement has been reinvigorated, even if its tolerance of opposition or of compromise in that engagement has diminished.
Head to the back of the house and place claymores behind trees where you have seen hostiles hide earlier in the level.
But the paper also raises hope that the present, increasingly hostile climate for housing finance may have a hidden benefit: mitigating a damaging distortion in the system.
Even if G.M. acquires local manufacturing assets from Daewoo, foreign executives here argue that it will face a hostile unionized work force and other stumbling blocks, like liabilities hidden in other parts of the collapsed Daewoo group.
The woman as mother in this novel is devoted to her son, dignified, selflessly hiding her deafness, and hostile to Elizabeth as daughter-in-law.
…because it's a sort of cooperative monitoring and not hostile, you're much more likely to get problems sorted out rather than hidden.
