Sentence examples for will disguise from inspiring English sources

Now, with the update, you will disguise as a disguised Spy, making an enemy Spy disguise much more effective.

A run that falls short will disguise nothing this time.

The pattern will disguise the unevenness, my lopsided front.

They will disguise their coverages even more and sometimes employ eight-man defensive-back packages.

Acknowledging the scale of Labour's defeat in the election, she added: "Nothing we can say or do will disguise that fact.

The New Yorker, June 25 , 1949P. 15 A businessman recently mustered into government service ended up filling a slot, that for security reasons, we will disguise by describing as membership in the Sub-Panel on Personnel..

"They'll disguise it; they'll find ways to excuse it," Mr. Nye said.

"Then we'll disguise our feathers," Anya responds, but Gabriela is unimpressed: "And be like every other unpainted bird?

In the 1991 thriller "Point Break," a squad of surfers-cum-bank robbers commit their crimes while wearing masks of Presidents Lyndon B. Johnson, Richard Nixon, Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan, so we'll assume that in a newly announced remake of this film, they'll disguise themselves as Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, Barack Obama and Hu Jintao of China.

Although batsmen were accustomed to off break or leg break bowlers, it was an unprecedented problem to face a bowler who could bowl both types of delivery at will, disguising which one he bowled.

To his regret, because of a lack of Tibetan-language materials, and because the children have to sit Indian exams, the medium of instruction from age 11 is English.For many, a Tibetan education will not disguise the growing realisation that they will probably die in India.