Sentence examples for hidden lair from inspiring English sources

President Obama should thank his stars every time Cheney emerges from whatever hidden lair he's now lurking in to growl about how Bush did everything right.

Rebuilt on top of its original site after its late-19th-century fire, Seattle has a substantial hidden lair in its midst.

Archer finds antidote in time and soon afterwards the list in the Baroness's hidden lair.

Getting back to their hidden lair was the problem, since last time Rose Pak had thrown a black bag over my head before I could figure out where it was.

While that Batman movie aspired to an aesthetic of realism, Mr. Snyder said that "Watchmen," with its heroes who can grow hundreds of feet tall and villains who maintain hidden Antarctic lairs, had a freer hand to be more fanciful.

Forging banknotes was a topical crime at the time, while the idea of villains using superstition to hide their lair was a common trope, one that Hergé had used previously in Tintin in the Land of the Soviets.

It was not just the glimpse into this sanctum sanctorum, or the passion of my fellow worshipers that moved me, but something immediate, something I had experienced in other temples: the sense that the deity actually resides there, resting in its gilded lair, hidden by doors through which mortals occasionally get a glimpse.

And then the introduction of John Cleese as the new invisible-car-loving Q, hidden in an underground lair next to that really annoying Namco arcade on the South Bank.

– she writes: "That part of me, living alone, hidden, in a filthy abandoned lair, has always been able to stage a raid on the rest of the territory.

The Lair of Typhon, hidden in an unknown location, is a snow-topped mountain and prison of the Titans Typhon and Prometheus.

Music is pumped through speakers hidden in what, during the day, is the lair of the resident iguana, Godzilla.