Sentence examples for would hole from inspiring English sources

So it was off to ­Colombey-les-Deux-Églises, where he would hole up for the next 12 years.

As a teenager, Tom would hole up in the attic to dress up, make clothes and sing.

The writer, who lived in New York, often flew to Los Angeles, where he and Bacharach would hole up for a few weeks of intense songwriting.

Phil Mickelson won $500 by betting that Jim Furyk would hole a bunker shot during a seven-hole playoff against Tiger Woods in the NEC Invitational last Sunday.

"I didn't realize how much I would hole up in my apartment because there was nothing really to pull me out of it," she said.

While he was writing "The Red Wheel," he often stayed in the working house for many days straight, replicating the way he would hole up for weeks and months at various dachas in and around Moscow before his exile.

At night, he'd hole up in his room and write to her.

"Some people said right away, 'I'd go for the guns' or 'I'd hole up in my house'; others were more community-driven," Mr. Vaughan said.

There I'd hole myself up and watch cartoons, mainly Transformers and Spongebob, and make little comics relating to their stories," Maxwell says.

Thus disinvited from a big bash being held at the Sheraton for the rest of the ticket, he'd holed up at a hotel on Thirty-eighth Street.

You'd have thought he'd holed it.