Sentence examples for another stash from inspiring English sources

Gurlitt had sold a Max Beckmann painting to a Cologne auction house in September 2011, inviting speculation that he had another stash of artworks hidden in another location.

He says he has 8,000 -- his balconies are packed, and he has another stash of compact discs in a closet, castoffs he has decided he does not want.

It includes most of what was seized 30 years ago by US customs, another stash found in the palace, and a third intercepted at Manila airport as a friend of Imelda's attempted to fly out of the country.

Santiago Rueda, identified by the authorities as a friend of Ms. Giraldo, was arrested at a residence in Queens Village, Queens, and another stash of $55,000 was found at a relative's home in Flushing, Queens, Ms. Rapaport said.

More than 6,000 similar coins were found in the Gosbecks area of the town in 1983 and another stash of 600 was discovered in East Mersea in 1980.

Prior to the Budapest agreement, it was rumored that the Soviet Union had a huge arsenal of nuclear missiles and bombs in Crimea to outfit the ships and aircraft of the Black Sea fleet, as well as another stash of atomic torpedoes, artillery shells and cruise missiles.

If you keep a fishbowl-size grill on your fire escape, you may writhe in envy as you watch one cook working at tongs' length from leaping flames on a grill as big as a coffee table and another stashing skillets at eye level inside a wood-burning oven.

Eventually, Price, 38, allegedly confessed and removed a crack pipe stuffed into her groin and another stashed in her buttocks, media outlets said.

Moreover, jays that had previously stolen from another's stash were more prone to move their food to a different hiding place.

Up to 10 government officials have been arrested – including one who kept $25,000£15,67575) at home and another who stashed banknotes in a car boot.

The police do not bother them, and neither do the teenagers or the other homeless cart-pushers, who have been known to raid one another's stashes of recyclables.