Sentence examples for for a hideout from inspiring English sources
We would rush towards the back alleys of Damascus looking for a hideout.
Searching for a hideout, he smoothly talks his way into Warwick's home using information from a postcard in the mailbox.
Doubles from £85 B&B, including food and lodging for your driver but exclusive of taxes Best for Couples and families looking for a hideout away from the touristy parts of Goa Located on a private forested hill in the verdant village of Parra, in north Goa, Capella is a tranquil hideaway for the R&R-seeking traveller.
The pictures show empowering, yet vulnerable moments of females searching for a hideout while peeing in public space -- which is a not always easy thing to do.
Tyler WetherAlexandere authoremembersay Home: A Memoir of Life on the Run (St. Martin's Press, 2018).
Now it is more of a hideout for dear old aunts enjoying Sunday brunch.
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.
South Waziristan is one of the seven lawless tribal districts of Pakistan that border Afghanistan, and have for years been a hideout for Islamist militants including members of al-Qaida and the homegrown Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) as well as foreign fighters such as Uzbeks and Uighurs.
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.
Paraguay is small and poor, and perhaps best known for the longtime rule of Alfredo Stroessner, who made the country a hideout for Nazi fugitives, including Josef Mengele.
