| "'Throw your cloak at the bird."' | |
| "And bring your cloak. | |
| "But as soon as I screamed for help, he left his cloak beside me and ran out of the house." Joseph and the Potiphar's wife. | |
| "Cast from his vessel and unable to cloak his true face," "he was delivered back into hell." | |
| "Close-ups ad lib, to be worked out in detail later, ending with a huge and impressive shot of Dracula, arms upraised, dark cloak billowing in the gale, about to close in on a screaming helpless wretch he has cornered." | |
| "'Throw your cloak at the bird."' | |
| "And bring your cloak. | |
| "But as soon as I screamed for help, he left his cloak beside me and ran out of the house." Joseph and the Potiphar's wife. | |
| "Cast from his vessel and unable to cloak his true face," "he was delivered back into hell." | |
| "Close-ups ad lib, to be worked out in detail later, ending with a huge and impressive shot of Dracula, arms upraised, dark cloak billowing in the gale, about to close in on a screaming helpless wretch he has cornered." | |
| "He cloaks himself with a pretense of unselfishness," | |
| "Night cloaks its ugliness, its bulging eyes, enormous mouth... | |
| "The vile cloaks of scalped hair they wear into battle "seem to protect them from weapons, making them nearly invulnerable." | |
| "They sew these trophies of war into cloaks of hair, "supposedly giving them the power of the warriors they've defeated." | |
| "They sew these trophies of war into cloaks of hair," | |
| "He cloaks himself with a pretense of unselfishness," | |
| "Night cloaks its ugliness, its bulging eyes, enormous mouth... | |
| "The vile cloaks of scalped hair they wear into battle "seem to protect them from weapons, making them nearly invulnerable." | |
| "They sew these trophies of war into cloaks of hair, "supposedly giving them the power of the warriors they've defeated." | |
| "They sew these trophies of war into cloaks of hair," | |
| "He came, cloaked in darkness, hair wet with stars. "Told her to blind her eyes, forget who he was to her. Now she bears a secret burden. " | |
| "Shadows which permeate his painting and no less insidious..." "..than those wich cloaked ignorance and depravity." | |
| "The benefactor himself is cloaked in black..." | |
| "in the cloaked secrecy of his basement laboratory. | |
| 'The Defiant has cloaked and assumed standard orbit. | |
| "and we solve nothing by cloaking ourselves in technological glory." | |
| - A cloaking device. | |
| - A cloaking device? - Aye, sir. | |
| - All right, for cloaking, were you thinking about putting it under avionics or...? | |
| - Are you cloaking? | |
| "He came, cloaked in darkness, hair wet with stars. "Told her to blind her eyes, forget who he was to her. Now she bears a secret burden. " | |
| "Shadows which permeate his painting and no less insidious..." "..than those wich cloaked ignorance and depravity." | |
| "The benefactor himself is cloaked in black..." | |
| "in the cloaked secrecy of his basement laboratory. | |
| 'The Defiant has cloaked and assumed standard orbit. | |
| "and we solve nothing by cloaking ourselves in technological glory." | |
| - A cloaking device. | |
| - A cloaking device? - Aye, sir. | |
| - All right, for cloaking, were you thinking about putting it under avionics or...? | |
| - Are you cloaking? | |
