Sentence examples for they were masquerading from inspiring English sources

Last week a gang in Johannesburg were caught telling a whopper: they were masquerading as South Africa's central bank.

"It is surely right we know if they are masquerading as something they are not".

Gerry Adams says he has no idea who these people are and, more to the point, no idea who they think they are: they are masquerading as republicans, whatever letters of the alphabet they use to describe themselves.

If people seeking our votes – or our cash for, say, personalised football shirts – it is surely right that we should know if they are masquerading as something they are not.

They're masquerading as quick, easy reads.

("Fictional fear is one thing, the gruesome details of true-life crimes - particularly when they are masqueraded as some sort of intellectual overview - are quite another").

They presumed I was masquerading as a character from the book, and were trying to think who had two bags of groceries in 'Ulysses.' In the end, I used a term with which Joyce might have not been familiar — I called them 'a shower of wankers' — and slowly made my way home and got on with my day's work".

Instead, they came from someone who was masquerading as Bill Clinton at some time in the past, when they were cached by Google.

It is important to identify non-typical cases because they might be masqueraded by antibiotic use.

So who was masquerading as the BBC when they approached Hain in February and he agreed to take part?

Even among cases seen by specialists there will be a few that defy a correct diagnosis either because they present atypically or because a rare disease is masquerading as clinical AD.