Sentence examples for missing to hide from inspiring English sources

Artist Allan Ramsay wrote A Letter to the Right Honourable the Earl of  — Concerning the Affair of Elizabeth Canning, which was the inspiration for Voltaire's Histoire d'Elisabeth Canning, et de Jean Calas (1762), who shared Ramsay's opinion that Canning had gone missing to hide a pregnancy.

These rigid behaviors "are born from something missing, from trying to hide one's own sad dissatisfaction behind a kind of armor," Francis said, according to a translation by Crux. .

He added that he often used glue to close eyelids to hide missing corneas.

I missed dinner and went to hide in the costume cupboard.

"Information that is missing showed she has something to hide".

As she told her story, mumbling to hide her missing teeth, she pointed to a scar on her scalp and to her still-sore left ribs.

Derek Bell must come back from the land of the missing players and Rickey Henderson has to hide his decks of cards.

She has sewn a bandage-looking contraption to hide her missing finger whenever she goes to public places (Fig. 1).

Holt writes: "For what it's worth, my instinct tells me that Ferdinand probably didn't have anything to hide when he missed his test eight years ago.

The green plywood, the wool blanket, and the dining-room table are set up there now, in an uninviting storage room that has an off-putting number of places for a ball to hide after a missed shot.

Robert Petzel, the department's top health official, stood down last week after a stormy Senate committee hearing heard allegations that long-running resource strains in treating veterans and their families at the public network of hospitals had been compounded when staff deliberately falsified data to hide how they were missing waiting list targets.