A pretty good disguise for the mayor of Warwick, don't you think?

That style of dress would make a good disguise for me.

Most birds of the waterside seem to find that black-and-white feathers make a good disguise.

Evening dress will do-atleast it is usually regarded as a good disguise, I believe.

This was a good disguise, he decided.

A black face is a good disguise.

Well, I'm sure you've got a good disguise and a fake passport to get out of the country.

Still, he may, if he's got pluck, and a good disguise-orif the police have nothing 'on' him.

He is in such a good disguise, though, that few are going to recognize him until the final credits.

This is a good disguise.

My wife said to me yesterday, on a walk: 'When you wore glasses that used to be quite a good disguise.

Yet he might reflect that it was a blessing in an extremely good disguise, one that was humbling rather than humiliating.

Now, if I can but obtain a good disguise I will deliver these letters before I start on my way back.

They didn't recognize me because of my good disguise: my patch still over one eye and my clothes worn in the roguish style.

Suppose a father forbade a son to gamble and then, following him in a good disguise, threatened the boy with his own sham paternal strictness!

Good disguise, too, especially since you've never been here.