Sentence examples for takes to hide from inspiring English sources

A rising country should understand the embarrassment of an old declining empire and at times the eccentric acts it takes to hide such embarrassment.

The fewer precautions a person takes to hide what they are doing or scramble the contents of messages the easier it is to grab information.

'What astonishes me most,' Patricol wrote, 'and greatly displeases me in the young man is the extreme care p28 which he takes to hide, the ease with which he disguises, the sentiments of his heart..

Just as it's been interesting to read the official Chinese newspaper The Global Times' latest comments on China's attitude to Britain - "A rising country should understand the embarrassment of an old declining empire and at times the eccentric acts it takes to hide such embarrassment".

And if you're wondering what it takes to hide 27 kilos, that's 48,500 capsules inside 735 bottles.

If you have blemished skin, use concealer or whatever it takes to hide your blemishes.

The moping Lad takes to hiding in the car to beg for a ride, and accidentally becomes a stowaway when the Master and Mistress go to the Catskills to visit friends.

One Republican said that decision was taken to "hide the true cost of Obamacare".

For years, she closed her mouth when she had her picture taken, to hide the gap in her front teeth.

Today, though, we are fighting a war in which great pains have been taken to hide the nearly 3,500 Americans who have died from sight.

One could easily imagine a news release that included embarrassing details about the gifts given to foreign officials and measures taken to hide the bribes that would make the company the butt of headlines, something largely missing in this case.