Sentence examples for sent to hide from inspiring English sources

The local newspaper said Miles should be hung for polygamy, so two of his wives were sent to hide in cornfields and the mountains of New Mexico.

They are sent back to their homes or sent to hide in countries around the world to plot evil and destruction.

A woman who sells beaded necklaces on a beach in Acapulco tells me how her parents created a small crawl space between the wall and the refrigerator where she would be sent to hide if they heard that there were drug traffickers roaming around in their SUVs or on motorcycles.

(After her mother's death, O'Brien found the copy that she had sent to her hidden in a pillowcase, with the racy passages blotted out).

Her husband sent them to hide in the bathrooms.

Now American investigators knew where to look, and how to decipher encrypted messages sent to illegal agents hiding in the US.

On Kristallnacht the night in 1938 when 91 Jews were murdered and tens of thousands more were sent to death camps Schmeling hid two teenage Jewish brothers in his Berlin hotel room.

Terrorists sought in the Middle East have been sent to the Triple Frontier to hide out in comfort, using fake passports or other documents manufactured in some of the same local workshops that also make phony credit cards, intelligence officials say.

"Searching over SSL doesn't reduce the data sent to Google — it only hides that data from third parties who seek it," they write.

In an interview with The New York Daily Mirror in 1951, Mr. Bevan said the event that provided the spur for "Stalag 17" was an episode in which a prisoner who had tried to escape and was about to be sent to a concentration camp was hidden by the other prisoners under straw mats in a latrine until he could be smuggled out of the camp.

Almost anyone could be smoked out of hiding and sent to the gallows as a suspect spy for Philip IV. Historians have long speculated on the religious "causes" of the 1642-1651 Civil War, but Ackroyd is inclined to see fear as an equally important motive.