Sentence examples for a hideout for a from inspiring English sources
(1935), a gangster picture that centred on a young couple (Edward Norris and Rochelle Hudson) who, during a rainstorm, take cover in an abandoned farmhouse, only to discover that it is a hideout for a group of kidnappers (with Cesar Romero playing their leader).
The "haunted" islands and the lighthouse also feature heavily as a hideout for a villain in British author Manda Benson's novel, Pilgrennon's Beacon.
"But it took the CIA almost no time to conclude that the house was probably a hideout for a [high value target]." To avoid detection, bin Laden and his family never left the compound, instead relying on two Pakistani brothers who acted as security guards, bought food and paid bills.
It's so remote that it has a history as a hideout for defeated warriors during the 12th century.
Therapeutic secrecy should not be a hideout for soldiers who pose a danger to themselves or others.
This part of Idaho, if known at all, used to have a reputation as a hideout for neo-Nazis and others of the far-right fringe.
The water hyacinth is many things to many animals; a pontoon for lazy herons, a hideout for snakes and crocodiles, and, rumour has it, the haunt of the odd hippopotamus.
Ground zero for the first stage of the project is Mr. Hardy's neighborhood, a failed subdivision called Southern Golden Gate Estates that has served as a hideout for drug smugglers, a training base for a Cuban paramilitary group and a dumping ground for stolen cars.
Previously a hideout for marauding pirates, a brutal prison for more than 3,000 exiled Thais, and, more recently, home to dim-witted contestants on US reality TV show Survivor: Thailand, this island close to Malaysia's Langkawi is part of the Tarutao national marine park and as such remains virtually free of commercial development and 70% blanketed in jungle.
Prosecutors also confirmed on Thursday that Ibrahim's brother Khalid, who exploded the bomb that killed 20 more people at Maelbeek metro station, had rented a flat used as a hideout for the Paris attackers and was named in an international arrest issued on 11 December.
