balaclavas in a sentence

1. Do not spend money on low-quality balaclavas, which are usually sold on the tracks for the same money!

2. We’re going to avoid neck warmers and stick solely to the more dedicated balaclavas and their modified counterparts.

3. "These types of criminals usually act very professionally and wear gloves and balaclavas," a police spokesman has told the Spanish press.

4. How is one to perceive the statues of kings, bishops, and generals on which Knorr has put balaclavas, making them look like terrorists (Stolen History, 2008)?

5. Ferdinand agreed to talk to the group if they removed their balaclavas – and although worried neighbours called the local police, the evening ended peacefully.

6. “Despite all the protective gear — the masks, the balaclavas, the dark outfits — they can’t hide their inexperience in violence or the art of fighting with the police.”

7. Indeed, most niqab-wearers have no bad intentions, but if it is not obligatory to show one’s face in public, then in theory there is no problem with a gang of men to march down the street, or into a school or bank, wearing balaclavas or masks.

8. One manifestation of rebels’ impunity is the habit of some rebel factions, and in particular Hayat Tahrir a-Sham, to wear balaclavas when interacting with the population under their control, enabling them to avoid identification, public opprobrium and justice.