“Their thick, elephant-like hide offers a small measure of protection from boats.”

“Martin Luther wrote a treatise on the hiddenness of God's revelation at Christmas.”

“On the other hand, Job and the apocalyptic literature insist on the hiddenness of Wisdom.”

“There is a yet deeper dimension of hiddenness in the isolated experience of certain writers and saints.”

“The magistrate gave testimony to the confusion and hesitation of Harris on the discovery of, and being questioned about, the hiding of the money.”

“She says sometimes when she's real mad that she'll give me a hiding.”

“Their thick, elephant-like hide offers a small measure of protection from boats.”

“But, after all that we have seen of symmetrical districts and reductions of hidage, we ought not to take fright at this point.”

“The inclusion of stretches of Welsh ground increases the population without adding to the hidage of some western counties.”

“The round figures of the hidage assessments make it unlikely they were the result of an accurate survey.”

“The magistrate gave testimony to the confusion and hesitation of Harris on the discovery of, and being questioned about, the hiding of the money.”

“She says sometimes when she's real mad that she'll give me a hiding.”

“The hider skillfully concealed the treasure in a secret compartment.”

“Any player discovering him must, after making sure that none of the others observe him, hide in the same place with the hider.”

“After his first shot at each rabbit the hider takes alternate shots with him.”

“The crunch of the leaves told them that their hideout would soon be discovered.”

“One reason that no one ever discovered their hideout was because no one ever dared to stray too far into the forest.”

“The troops also found a well furnished underground hideout with beds and electrification in the house.”

“The islands of the Caribbean are filled with significant historical sites, from old forts to pirate hideouts.”

“He retreated to his hideouts in the mountains of Tajikistan, taking his men and their weapons with him.”

“The capture came at 5.30 pm GMT last night, after US forces received intelligence on two possible hideouts in the town.”

“I don't drink because I see a lot of people, they get hidings from their husbands.”

“It should be noted the Khan of Kabul and his soldiers were no slouches either, giving the British several hidings in the late 19th Century.”

“It's the right way to go and while a few hidings may be endured along the way, young players will by finding their feet at inter-county level.”

“Species whose young had striped coats were significantly more likely to be hiders not followers, but based only on cross-species comparisons.”

“To prepare, they repeated the challenges of darkness and plain sight several times, with different people being the targets, hiders, searchers, and the like.”

“In addition to these expert hiders, we'll look at some animals who don't hide at all, but throw predators off by disguising themselves as something dangerous or uninteresting.”