Sentence examples for prefer to hide from inspiring English sources
Many businesses prefer to hide in the informal sector.
They prefer to hide in the tall grass and snipe at management".
Reward them for calm behaviour, and cuddle them if you think this will relax them – however, if they prefer to hide, it's best to let them.
Finfoots spend most of their life in water and prefer to hide in thick riverside bushes when disturbed, rather than fly.
Every night he checks under his bed to make sure there are no children hiding there because everyone knows that is where they prefer to hide.
That is great news for officials who prefer to hide the cost, but it's an insult to taxpayers, whose money is at risk.
Yet the great impresario, director and animator of modern performance arts preferred to hide behind a self-mocking exterior.
My method is actually closer to that of Helen Levitt, who preferred to hide not her camera, but her purpose.
Instead, Henley prefers to hide behind the froufrou one hears in her characters' Fannie Flagg-sounding whoops and hollers and sobs.
He was modern in the sense that he revealed the processes of painting, unlike conservative academicians who preferred to hide their tricks behind veils of illusion.
In those early days, Robinson used to hate interviews, preferring to hide behind funny voices, but now she has more perspective.
