Sentence examples for raced to hide from inspiring English sources
Her red-brown hair blew behind her ears as she raced to hide behind the hollow oak tree that lay nearby.
Holidays celebrated with my brother and sister and their families; cousins raced to find brightly colored eggs hidden in the backyard and presents exchanged while miles of food sat on the table behind us.
He races home to hide his wife and newborn son, but neglects to warn the rest of the village.
Carrie suggests that he come in and wait for them, and then races off to hide upstairs, painfully aware of every move he makes.
Then the race is on to hide the profits from the grubby little hands of all those actors, directors and writers.
Anti-immigrant jurisdictions use it to hide illegal and race-based arrests, and the federal government allows places like Maricopa County, Los Angeles, New York and New Orleans, places with well documented histories of racial profiling and abusive cops, to use Secure Communities without meaningful oversight.
We are informed, solemnly, that both Eliot and Pound wore a "mask, behind which to hide from the human race to whom each found it hard to relate".
Not even Sarkozy, who has most politically to lose from these killings, is trying to hide the link with race and religion.
The core of this strategy is to hide a rhetoric promoting race inequality behind a "cultural" fight against the so-called "Islamisation of Europe".
If I try to hide my age and race on my resume, it becomes clear when you meet me in person.
