Sentence examples for hiding papers from inspiring English sources

Terry Leonard, editorial director of Stars and Stripes, tells of a driver hiding papers under produce to get past a Taliban checkpoint in Afghanistan.

She constantly wants to eat: I have to lock away all our food and hide papers and pens or she will chew them.

Women who wore headscarves would hide papers and signs in their long coats, because they wouldn't get searched.

Just days later the bank announced that it had also paid $55m to the Wall Street regulator to settle – without confirming or denying – allegations that it hid paper losses of more than $1.5bn during the financial crisis.

Reid didn't create this issue, and his exploitation of it, however cynical, does not make hiding those papers less of a problem.

K trembles all day, every day, and hides his papers and pencils awaiting the knock of the Gestapo.

The suspects include a French former convict with a restaurant in Casablanca called Key West and a wealthy Geneva real estate investor who insists that he was conned into hiding a paper sack of gems.

Salye had kept her archive detailing the web of city hall corruption with Putin at its centre; she hid the papers at her rustic dacha home with its Russian flag, 12 hours' drive from Moscow.

One former Harvard graduate student who also played a major role — she hid the papers in her apartment and organized hideouts for Ellsberg — considered coming forward in this piece, but she ultimately decided not to, after conferring with lawyers.

Many of the pictures appear to have been taken on Halloween, or during pageants, for Arbus's subjects are frequently in various stages of masquerade: draped in sheets or waving wands or hiding under paper-bag masks.

"He might have hidden some papers," Mr. Maliki said, "but we will track down all of them and follow up to bring him back to Iraq and have the courts decide if he was innocent or guilty".