Sentence examples for means hiding from inspiring English sources

"Apparently crisis management means hiding in your bunker #CarphoneWarehouse".

The name means "hiding place," and it has been designed to keep hazardous radioactive material out of reach for as long as it remains dangerous.

But if I do, I will do my best not to show it, even if it means hiding out in Bermuda.

The quote for this window comes from Mr. Calvino, the late Italian fabulist: "Writing always means hiding something in such a way that it then is discovered".

For many of these refugees at the bottom of Jordan's social and economic pecking order, life without papers means hiding from the police who constantly patrol their camp's streets, being too poor to send any of your eight to 10 children to college, a lifetime of menial labour, and only a threadbare dream of returning to a homeland that most of them have never seen.

A theory job means hiding in an office and banging one's head on the wall, all day, every day.

But the fourth message of "Kryptos" — the name, in Greek, means "hidden" — has resisted the best efforts of brains and computers.

During the Copenhagen climate conference, which he attended on a Senate delegation, he referred to the Jones's "hide the decline" quote and said: "Of course, he means hide the decline in temperatures".

During the Copenhagen climate conference, which he attended on a Senate delegation, he referred to Jones's "hide the decline" quote and said: "Of course, he means hide the decline in temperatures".

High turnover means hidden costs in the form of commissions, bid/ask spreads and, outside a retirement account, capital gains taxes.

One stunning example is a gold lacquer box in a style known as "uramasari," which means hidden decoration, or inner victory.