Sentence examples for hide once again from inspiring English sources

Rather, assisted by a sortie of good wizards, he flees his "Muggle" (read: "suburban") family home to hide once again in the Weasley family's funky bucolic house -- which of course was visibly set ablaze by Voldemort's Death Eaters (read: "non-vegetarians") in the previous film (though not in the previous book), only now, voilà, there it is apparently unscathed, very much sans explanation.

Disregard all stealth and just put distance between you and your discoverer so that you can hide once again and sneak away.

The only way you know it's there at all is the flashing light on the dashboard telling you it's jumped in to save your hide once again.

John Ashcroft appeared on television to explain his new "Turban Surveillance Act," and the prospect of a congressional "anti-evil" bill, it was suggested, would force Vice-President Cheney into hiding once again.

And after a brief glimpse at the heart, the artichoke leaves will once again hide and disguise what's really going on.

By doing this You will once again hide your natural skin.

We are once again hiding desire and sexual instinct behind a veil.

"After 15 minutes the colossal ruby throbbing with dying gleams was once again hidden beneath the horizon.

The next morning, I turned off the main road and drove the car a half-mile down a small lane, where I parked and sprinted up a short hill to catch one last Liechtenstein folly: a semicircular gallery of Ionic columns and allegorical statues, 150 feet long, known as the Temple of the Three Graces, once again hidden in the forest.

She had been found in the water by other survivors of the sinking, and once again hidden from the Japanese.

The Republicans once again hid behind a cloture vote, a filibuster by another term, to prevent a simple up-or-down vote on this important nomination.