Sentence examples for my hideaway from inspiring English sources

It's my hideaway and the place I go to recharge my batteries.

You'd be amazed how many parents have shown up at my hideaway with their children in tow.

It's not like this is my hideaway, but it does help to have a private place with some cheese in the fridge where you can just pootle away.

Of course, by writing this I've gone and exposed my hideaway further still, but I imagine the same feeling would overcome anyone unfortunate enough to have a film shoot camped near their abode or who picked up a book and discovered to their chagrin that their neighbourhood was on display.

In the summer, it's my hideaway where I can relax and slow down this world that sometimes feels like it's going at warp speed.

I dodge ice bullets Thrown by my older brothers To reach my hideaway Where ice crystals hang from A leafless tree.

No, ever since the animal-rights people picketed my Lapland hideaway I've been looking for alternative transport, and when Mrs Christmas and I... Oh, sod it.

And why do I now have the slightly uneasy sensation that my secret hideaway has been exposed for the world to see and misinterpret?

I've read that starting the day with laughter boosts the immune system, and when I clicked on the link to view the $10.7-million, seventeen-thousand-square-foot "magical retreat" that you are hawking, the neighbors could probably hear me cackling from inside my "serene hideaway" — a.k.a.a

I've read that starting the day with laughter boosts the immune system, and when I clicked on the link to view the $10.7-million, seventeen-thousand-square-foot "magical retreat" that you are hawking, the neighbors could probably hear me cackling from inside my "serene hideaway"—a.k.a.a

Memories were everywhere: my mother's awe-inspiring "cookie closet" (also known as a pantry) popular with my friends; the Christmas-present hideaway in my parents' bedroom, popular with my snooping siblings; and my old bedroom window through which I would climb to sit on a section of flat roof (sorry about that, Mom and Dad).