Sentence examples for well to hide from inspiring English sources

I went deliberately into the woods as well — to hide from the police.

So Chris Hughton did well to hide his dismay at the way Norwich City surrendered two valuable points here.

(Santorum, who ended up with nine per cent of the vote, would have done well to hide that a little better).

Three days later, Kuranyi was still very much employed and back in action away to Bochum in the "small Ruhrderby", and the travelling Royal Blues faithful did well to hide their disappointment, even getting behind their maddeningly inconsistent striker in a rare show of solidarity.

It works well to hide my wandering eyes, but also gives me something to look at when I would otherwise be 'distracted'distracted

In the whirlwind of alcohol, excitement, drugs and music, the floodgates open revealing the archive of weird secrets, buried emotions and shit jokes you have done so well to hide.

You may as well try to hide a golf ball in a bowl of Smarties.

It isn't better, despite Tanner's continuing effort to will himself well and to hide his frightening condition as he leads a London homicide squad.

As many skeptics have pointed out, the Syrian dictator may well try to hide some of his chemical-weapons stockpiles from the U.N. inspectors, or whoever else is sent in to secure them.

He is also accused of embezzling £500,000 in government funds, as well as using his power as the Communist party secretary of Chongqing to block an investigation into Heywood's murder, as well as to hide Wang's flight to a US consulate, which began the scandal over the murder.