Sentence examples for off hiding from inspiring English sources

But, at Yale, Vance learns that he's better off hiding the details of his upbringing.

She lives on the Lawn with her husband, James Welty, a sculptor, and their daughter, Kiri, 6, who was now off hiding amid the garden's dense vegetation.

Unhappily however, the sun is nowhere to be seen, off hiding behind a fluffy cloud, no doubt, stifling its giggles at your approaching humiliation.

She had sensed it and had crept off, hiding herself in the closet, so he wouldn't know; in her last few hours of life — or perhaps minutes; he hoped it was only minutes — this had overtaken her, but she had made no sound.

He then ran off, hiding the gun in a bush before being detained by City of London Police.

Even with this choice available to me, I shouldn't have to feel like I'd be better off hiding some of the most essential parts of my identity as a tactic of self-preservation.

Harrelson's crooked cop is first seen in a classic pose: that open, almost country-boy face is closed off, hidden behind aviator shades as he cruises the streets in his squad car.

"When we buy a pair of shoes, do we buy them on sale, show them off, hide them?" Writing the film, Mr. Le Guay said, became a self-tutorial on how heavily money can weigh on a character.

Or, through a process of trial-and-error, do you brush yourself off, hide your broken leg, and learn to walk again?

I remember as a child walking  through the markets with my parents, the festive music drowned out by strident announcements listing locations where people could drop off hides.

After celebrating the completion of the card tower, Pam finally starts painting the mural, saying artists should not care too much in what others think, further asserting this by telling off Hide (Hidetoshi Imura) when he insults her artwork.