Sentence examples for start to hide from inspiring English sources

"People start to hide and redo things.

For someone like that, when the world becomes artificial, you start to hide from it".

Every genre has these mechanical clichés that get implanted in the voices and start to hide the power of words".

"There were simply no solid grounds to suppose that he would suddenly start to hide or destroy evidence, or that he would make inappropriate contacts.

When they earn money, they start to hide it rather than hand it over to their husbands to spend on alcohol and a second wife.

From around 8.25am in the UK, the moon will start to hide more than 90% of the sun in Scotland, and about 85% in London.

"Then I started to hide my alcohol in it," he says, gleefully, unscrewing the handle.

We later discovered that her mood had turned sour when a couple of girls started to hide from her.

"They are starting to hide themselves in dark and narrow streets, in places where the police will not find them.

But as gunshots came closer, patients and staff started to hide behind desks, water containers and shelves.

"My daughter Heather wasn't yet 2, and she started to hide my keys when I came home on weekends so I couldn't leave".