Sentence examples for it to conceal from inspiring English sources

The disclosure demonstrated that China had achieved a stealth capability, allowing it to conceal its planes, ships and missiles from radar — similar to the American stealth technology that China has been seeking to acquire by clandestine means for years.

People used to do it to conceal the smell if they were cooking a pig that they'd stolen.

Judge Posner has pointed out that when people are given a right to privacy, they use it to conceal discrediting information about themselves from others – and consequently mislead and defraud them.

Detectives have learned that a section of carpet was missing from the otherwise immaculately kept home, suggesting to investigators that someone removed it to conceal evidence, several officials said.

But if there was one thing that did bother him about the treatment of Harlem Hybrid, it was in the late 1980s, when the Parks Department began to layer shiny black acrylic paint on it to conceal graffiti.

She relates how resentful Clinton feels about being in the media glare, "her total exasperation with this obsession and attention, and how hard she's finding it to conceal her contempt for it all".

Female ninjas were known for adapting to their situation--they would wear kimonos if the occasion called for it, which made it easier to conceal their weapons.

It has even devised a tax on income that it tries to conceal by calling it a solidarity tax.

But privately, the Tories' high command finds it hard to conceal its delight over likely victory of Mr Corbyn.

But it's bulkier than cocaine, and smellier, which makes it difficult to conceal.

Deso says it seeks to conceal the identity of all its staff on the grounds that they could be intimidated.