Sentence examples for with a hide from inspiring English sources

Even an executive with a hide a rhinoceros might envy ought to be able to recognise what this vote means.

Eastern Woodlands musicians make kettledrums from small wood or ceramic pots covered with a hide and partially filled with water; the drummer may place a lump of charcoal, healing herbs, a potsherd, or other materials inside the pot to symbolize natural elements and forces.

In a nearby case devoted to games and sports, the gamut runs from a Sioux child's sled made of buffalo ribs with a hide seat to a gambling tray, a handsome, superbly worked flat basket with upturned edges made of woven grass and roots by Yokuts women of central California.

The New York City cabby, a big-bellied, fast-talking philosopher-driver with a hide as tough as a water buffalo, stood in the doorway of a school here today, sweetly bidding farewell to 180 little girls in blue-and-white gingham who poured into a dusty brick lane at the end of the school day.

To minimize variation and acclimatize mice to the task, mice were first pre-trained to walking over a flat wooden plank (6 cm wide) with a brightly lit start area and a goal box with a hide containing a palatable food (cocoa crispy) until they reliably and readily crossed the plank (two or three trials).

Once parched, put the rice in a pit lined with a hide.

"I'm like: There's a guy with a gun! Hide! Hide!" Abhay told ABC.

Anyway, fond childhood memories such as these are bound to come up when you start off your solving week with a puzzle with a hide-and-seek theme.

An air of defensiveness hangs over this enterprise, which opens with a hide-and-seek Ornette Coleman composition, "Questions and Answers," and later tackles John Coltrane's "Giant Steps," the jazz equivalent of a standardized proficiency test.

And they came away with a hiding like this.

Still, skeptics were quick to dismiss it as another Washington front group with a hidden agenda.