Sentence examples for off to cloak from inspiring English sources

Send it off to cloak her spirit.

Most interestingly, there was Carter-Silk's attempt to cloak and defuse his comment, by observing from the off that it was potentially offensive.

You don't need to cloak the landscape, just to forest about 20% of the hills to slow run off and create natural dams in mountain streams.

Pataki tried to cloak expediency in the garb of majesty, but he hasn't been able to carry off either one.

The key to ambition is the ability to cloak it.

"They can cloak it any way they want to cloak it".

The cloak and dagger allows you to cloak for an infinite amount of time as the cloak with regenerate while stationary.

The enigmatic Blue Ridge lie off to the west, cloaked in the haze that gives them their name.

Olivia describes a 16-year-old English girl's infatuation with Mlle Julie, the headmistress of a finishing school outside Paris, who reads Racine and floats off to parties with her cloak thrown back to show "the shimmer of bare neck and lace and satin".

The astonished bishop gave him a cloak, and Francis went off to the woods of Mount Subasio above the city.

Then she tossed off a cloak to reveal a midriff-baring outfit, apparently mostly feathers, as she strutted and belted "Soy Solo un Secreto".