Sentence examples for obscure down from inspiring English sources

Pentelow's debts increased and by the end of 1914, the business folded; although details are obscure, Down suggests that "MacLaren's characteristic unreliability with money left Pentelow very much in the lurch".

While rival titles' sports sections were full of pictures of Lizzie Armitstead, Marianne Vos and other Olympians on Thursday, the Times's cycling man sulkily filed four pars of obscure down-page guff headlined "[Chris] Hoy welcomes sprint double for the Olympics", with no female images and bare details of the tour's first stage insultingly tacked on at the end.

The personality contest between Tory big beasts also obscured what Downing Street felt was the culmination of a long-nurtured plan by backbenchers to destroy Cameron.

For those that like to see celebrities (however obscure) getting down and dirty, indications are that Jonas Altberg and Katia Ivanova will be quite soon.

"He was in dark glasses with a baseball hat pulled down to obscure those brilliant blue eyes," Mr. Smolka said.

It is to encourage state schools once again to compete with the best in the private sector, and ultimately to try to break down and obscure the division between the two sorts of schools the biggest barrier to opportunity in Britain.

Interests, many people have interests which range from the generic to the down right obscure.

The cloud they kicked up as they touched down obscured their view from the port holes and made photography impossible.

Previously, the drop down obscured the view of these.

Your helmet should fit snugly, but not obscure your vision or pull down hard over your ears.

But others say the issue of fraud, while it may offer a face-saving excuse for at least some of H.P.'s huge write-down, shouldn't obscure the fact that the deal was wildly overpriced from the outset, that at least some people at Hewlett-Packard recognized that, and that H.P.'s chairman, Ray Lane, and the board that approved the deal should be held accountable.