Sentence examples for in which to hide from inspiring English sources

He has chosen far better terrain in which to hide.

It was a suggestion that I didn't have depths in which to hide anything.

You know better than me, he's got a big country in which to hide them".

"There was no escape route, no tunnels, not even false rooms in the house in which to hide," he said.

Since the invention of the flashbulb in the 1920's, the famous have had fewer corners in which to hide.

They like damp conditions in which to hide by day, mostly coming out to feed at night.

Witnesses described a scene of chaos in which people ran to hide in restaurants and cafes.

While you're tidying up the house would be a good idea to go through that closet in which you seem to hide everything in.

What troubled them most was the early scenes, set in the eighteenth century, in which Mayer Rothschild George Arlisss) attempts to hide some taxable money from a collector.

He wanted to make contacts in the Hasidic Jewish community in which he planned to hide his daughter, and slowly turn her against her own mother in what would become a one-man religious cult.

How do the ticks infect people? A. About three-quarters of the people who get the disease never spot the tiny ticks, which tend to hide in the hair, groin and armpits and at the back of the knees.