Sentence examples for successfully hid from from inspiring English sources

"Rob obviously had a mental problem that he very successfully hid from those around him.

For years Meg Greenfield, the influential columnist and editorial page editor of The Washington Post, successfully hid from even her dearest friends that she was writing a book about Washington.

Phil Shiner, a solicitor with Public Interest Lawyers, who represents Mousa's family, said: "This is a revealing document because it shows how civil servants successfully hid from view the reality, which was that interrogation techniques as banned might well continue or be reintroduced but that ministers could be assured by those same civil servants that all was well".

As part of the celebrations, and to remember those who died at the hands of the Nazis, all students and staff have been encouraged to read Diary of a Young Girl, Anne Frank's poignant account of her time in the Secret Annex where she successfully hid from the Nazis for a period of just over two years.

Cancer cells often successfully hide from the body's immune system by preventing T-cells from attacking them.

When moths are calm, they can be gently teased on to fingers, but be sure to release all of your catch in plant cover so they can successfully hide from ravenous robins.

"The atomic bomb -- America's top secret, remains a secret," an announcer intoned, unaware, as was Hoover, that while the secret had been successfully hidden from Germany and Japan it had been hijacked for the Soviet Union, whose agents had insinuated themselves into the American government almost as thoroughly as the F.B.I. had infiltrated the American Communist Party.

But we can't outrun loneliness or successfully hide from it because it's an integral part of us; it's hardwired into us.

The company successfully hid the damage from investors until executives had worked it down to a more manageable $85 million.

We repeated this exercise five or six more times on the long drive north, and we successfully hid our smoking from the family although there were definitely several other cars not related to us that were visibly offended by the two rapidly blazing brown guys tearing up I-90 in a Geo Metro.

Famed explorer George Murray Levick was so shocked by the "astonishing depravity" of the male Adélie penguins he observed on the 1910-13 Scott Antarctic Expedition that he successfully hid his research notebook from the public for 100 years.