- veil
- 01. The young man lifted his new wife's wedding [veil] and kissed her.02. We couldn't see the woman's face because it was hidden by a [veil] which only showed her eyes.03. In parts of Sudan, the interpretation of Islamic law dictates that females wear the [veil] starting at the age of five.04. The Chancellor [unveiled] a commemorative plaque at the Berlin Wall today.05. The [veil] worn by a bride originally symbolized the bride's virginity, innocence, and modesty, and can be traced back to ancient Roman times.06. The government has [unveiled] plans for a new job creation program.07. Beekeepers must wear a suit with a [veil] to protect their faces.08. In some Muslim countries, women are expected to be [veiled] in public.09. He has been making [veiled] threats against the employees to keep them from forming a union.10. A [veil] of dust made the sun glow bright red.11. A Chinese proverb states, "If you want to go up in the world, [veil] ambition with the forms of humanity."12. Helen Rowland once noted that a bride at her second marriage does not wear a [veil] because she wants to see what she is getting.13. Zora Hurston once stated that happiness is nothing but everyday living seen through a [veil].14. Kin Hubbard once suggested that peace has its victories no less than war, but it doesn't have as many monuments to [unveil].Superman was [unveiled] by his enemy, who declared that he was in fact, reporter Clark Kent.15. The Statue of Liberty was [unveiled] in New York harbor in October of 1886.
Grammatical examples in English. 2013.