Sentence examples for managed to hide a from inspiring English sources

Justice Kennedy said one person arrested for disorderly conduct in Washington State "managed to hide a lighter, tobacco, tattoo needles and other prohibited items in his rectal cavity".

But one managed to hide a cellphone from the police, and the pilgrims were able to contact family members and were released after intervention from the embassies.

I got a huge shock when I realised he had hired a crack legal team who managed to hide a large proportion of his assets and write off most of his income.

But the truth is, for the better part of eight or nine years, I've managed to hide a rather ugly secret.

Justice Kennedy's opinion references a person arrested for disorderly conduct in Washington State who "managed to hide a lighter, tobacco, tattoo needles and other prohibited items in his rectal cavity".

This is a common theme for me in interactions with Israeli security personnel, who always seem to think I've somehow managed to hide a full-size machine gun on my person.

It's about as plausible as a group of allied prisoners of war drawing a match with the Nazis despite a biased referee and then managing to hide an injured Pelé in 1940s Paris by draping him in an overcoat.

Three other Britons who were in the dining area when the attack happened managed to hide in a compartment above a suspended ceiling.

Groups of migrants have attempted to board lorries bound for Dover by climbing over a perimeter fence around a lorry park, while one stowaway managed to hide inside a British woman's car last week before being discovered in Kent.

In 1982, Syria's government managed to hide, for a time, its massacre of at least 10,000 people in Hama in a brutal crackdown of an Islamist revolt.

A survivor named Amelie told Agence France-Presse that she managed to hide in a room near the stage with around 25 others throughout the assault, with the sound of gunfire and people's cries close by.