Sentence examples for hideout from from inspiring English sources
By Bill McKibben September 7, 2017 Many of us feel the need for a mental hideout from the President.
A revenge-driven cowboy (Arthur Kennedy) wangles an invitation to the hideout from a gunslinger (Mel Ferrer), leading to romance and then violence.
It is no coincidence that he retreated to his Catskills hideout from Manhattan in 1996, just when he was hitting the big time.
My son Greg is guarding me in a California hideout from the agents of a pharmaceutical company, etc. Dream III: I find myself in a library filled with unknown masterpieces by Henry James, Joseph Conrad and others.
The leader of the Islamic State (Isis), Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, remains incapacitated due to suspected spinal damage and is being treated by two doctors who travel to his hideout from the group's stronghold of Mosul, the Guardian has learned.
Leaf shapes are accurate, and the picture of the children making their hideout from sticks and leaves is as good as a scouting manual; for readers with access to woods this could prove to be a useful as well as a handsome book.
Its fighters have been pushed back to desert hideouts from much of the territory they captured in southern Yemen.
It's what fatherhood itself does to us: all that leaning in and involving of ourselves prompts us to seek some hideouts from the role that — if we are lucky — we'll occupy for the rest of our lives.
American agents succeeded in piecing together a picture of the cartel's cash flow and hideouts from "informants, witnesses, financial information," said Errol Chavez, chief of the Drug Enforcement Administration's San Diego office.
We had to stay away from the vegetable garden and try not to knock down the flowers, but we were constantly in and out of the berry patches and under the apple trees and in the absolutely wild area beyond the cottage, which was where we constructed our air-raid shelters and hideouts from the Germans.
Consequently, it said, "a computer can cause switches or valves to open and close, move funds from one account to another, or convey a military order almost as quickly over thousands of miles as it can from next door, and just as easily from a terrorist hideout as from an office cubicle or military command center".
