Sentence examples for hideout where from inspiring English sources

A shabby apartment on Marienstrasse in Hamburg, long under surveillance by suspicious German authorities, revealed to be the hideout where the terrorists planned their attack.

Then, as is his custom, he retires to his secret Japanese hideout where he leads a life of luxurious solitude, cooking exquisite meals and contemplating his aquarium.

"The days of the Honeycomb Hideout, where girls can't come in, have long passed," said Rich Ross, president of Disney Channels Worldwide.

Reached through a neon-lit República doorway, this is a three-storey bohemian hideout where DJs spin classic rock, jazz and soul on vinyl for a mixed crowd content to sway on the small dance floor (no pogoing here).

It's part of a sequence that takes place in a neo-medieval island hideout where Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill) has long been sulking (shades of Achilles in the Iliad).

It also adds up to a kind of American road trip, including a homeless person's crib, a stunted classroom, a survivalist's lair and a messy motel room hideout where the whole thing may have been plotted.

Mr. Redford, who played Cassidy's sidekick, the Sundance Kid, in 1969, once rode the infamous Outlaw Trail on horseback, visiting the hideouts where some 500 outlaws had made camp.

Gen. Muhammad Fahim, the new Afghan defense minister, said his government's sources indicated that Mr. bin Laden had taken refuge in the area -- a forbidding region of caves, tunnels, steep hills and hideouts where Mr. bin Laden operated when he was first chased out of Sudan in 1996.

During her California months she stays near Bulger's former hideout -- where he lived for sixteen years with girlfriend Catherine Greig while on the run from authorities in Boston (If you aren't familiar with Bulger, he was a former boss of the Irish mob, accused of killing at least nineteen; he was also the inspiration for Jack Nicholson's character in 2006's The Departed).

The Provincetown Tennessee Williams Theater Festival (Sept . 22to 25; twptown.org) brings the playwright's Southern flavor to his favorite Yankee hideout on Cape Cod, where the autobiographical "Something Cloudy, Something Clear" will be performed.

Her story begins at the Greenwich Village hideout, a spot where Smith would "ruminate on the world as it is and the world as it was", said her publisher, according to Pitchfork.