Yet they did not come near him when they heard his voice, but ran and tried to hide from him.
JONAH, THE MAN WHO TRIED TO HIDE FROM GOD.
And Jo-nah found out, what we all need to learn, that it is of no use to try to hide from God.
It was his belief that the best place to hide from a posse was in the midst of it!
The best place to hide from a posse is in the middle of it!
The best place to hide from a posse is in the middle of it.
You said the best place to hide from a posse was in the middle of it," he said scornfully.
All the same, these impudent rascals would find it hard to hide from us at Wady Haifa, especially if we stopped the boat and wired from the next telegraph station to have them watched on the arrival of their dahabeah.
There's nothing to hide from you--now--that I can see.
Nor should it hide from us the lofty conception of God's long-suffering justice, which is presented in so childlike a form.
The impulse is to hide from God, or to get rid of thoughts of Him.
They could not meet her eyes any more than she theirs; and they were trying for the sake of her happiness to hide from her a catastrophe, her knowledge of which for the sake of their happiness she was trying to hide from them.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "hide from" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
