And all those holes and crevices are perfect hiding places.
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And everyone seems to have their own favorite hiding places.
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Don't put too much stock in locks and hiding places, though.
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Poison gas can seep down into the hiding places bombs cannot reach.
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The leathery echinoderms only emerge from their hiding-places in the dark.
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The military has chased the insurgents from hiding places in the forest.
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All foreigners, those with accents especially, had assigned hiding places, which would vary.
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Toy drones could reveal your favorite hiding places to people looking for you.
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Clutter and food in homeless encampments offer rats hiding places and additional grub.
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Authorities suspect lakes and wells are being used as hiding places to conceal weapons.
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There were plastic and plywood hiding places for the wolves and plenty of toys.
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The police searched eight hiding places at locations disclosed by members of the group.
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And because it's a toy, you're teaching it details like your personal favorite hiding places.
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He said that the most popular hiding places for the malware include Wordpress blogs and advertisements.
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The jihadists are believed to sneak into Konduga from hiding places in the nearby Sambisa Forest.
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I have go-to hiding places for my dates in case my parents suddenly come home.
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Bulldozers have carved thoroughfares through a honeycomb of ancient alleyways, used as hiding places by the Shirazis.
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And if we're going to stop Ebola in the future, we have to find its hiding places.
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Alright, everybody, you can come out from your hiding places: Sam is on the lam no more!
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This takes more time but you can uncover more hiding places this way and it's less bait.
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They flew just over the tops of trees and hovered a couple of meters above our hiding places.
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The drawing is gridded, showing the bear, always in a spread-eagle position, concealed in various hiding places.
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"We will avenge our martyrs and we will relentlessly pursue the terrorists into their last hiding places," Jribi said.
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And when they emerged from their hiding places, they saw overturned cars, debris and scores of damaged mobile homes.
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The idea behind a Bravo drone was to create chaos, send noncompliant citizens scattering, flush out their hiding places.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - They emerge from their hiding places at night, driven to slake their thirst for human blood. Vampires?
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After they were published, guards would tear apart his cell, removing bricks from walls to search for hiding places.
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The depths of Earth's oceans offer some spectacularly effective hiding places and it's here that our second strikes lurk silently.
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Bush's daughters, Barbara and Jenna, showed the girls their new home, including good hiding places and banisters made for sliding.
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I examine myself for feelings, carefully checking in the usual hiding places, and there are simply none to be found.
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They have little snub noses, since they lurk in hiding places instead of snuffling after prey for miles like dogs.
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To all the abuses and predators and harassers and enablers, we will burn your pedestals and hiding places to the ground.
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Together, between all of these hiding places, Holly has plenty of cash, but she is always on the hunt for more.
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When this happens, the chase is on—and each stage has a select few hiding places for Bob to duck into.
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If you're in a hotel, consider all exits, such as a service door, and hiding places, such as the hotel's kitchen.
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He used his horses and wagon to help slaves escape to freedom through a network of hiding places and safe houses.
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Flooding can turn city streets into snake highways as the creatures are forced from their hiding places and swim for higher ground.
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They sometimes had to break in — keys had disappeared from hiding places on rotted windowsills or crumbling walls — and they scrounged candles for light.
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Roads are highly dangerous, no food is grown in the fields, and people are still trickling out of their hiding places in the bush.
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If the 40 percent rally in crude oil prices in recent weeks holds, it could coax other energy survivors out of their hiding places.
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Beneath sheets and mattresses we've concealed Beddits and Emfits, sensors that promise to monitor heart rates and sleep cycles from their discreet hiding places.
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Many residents emerged from their hiding places to find their world literally turned upside down — flipped-over cars, smashed businesses, foundations where homes once stood.
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Unlike its companions that were written on parchment or papyrus, this was a list of 64 hiding places for gold and valuables, etched on copper.
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Most were impoverished, but a few managed to bring with them wealth they had stashed under beds, in private chests, and in other hiding places.
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And when that fills up, she must find other hiding places, like the closet where she once shoved a compost bag filled with discarded spices.
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Journalists crawled under desks and sought other hiding places, describing agonizing minutes of terror as they heard his footsteps and the repeated blasts of the weapon.
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Pre-attack air raids with conventional bombs shattered windows and doors and drove people into shelters where the heavy poison seeped down into underground hiding places.
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The two-punch strategy is designed to lure dormant HIV-infected immune cells out of hiding places in the body and then attempt to eradicate them.
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Conroy's mother did not know how to deal with his father much beyond designating hiding places for the children to run to when a rampage started.
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Meanwhile, the voluminous crinolines that served as perfect hiding places for cigars and gin when dodging customs also proved a serious hazard to health and modesty.
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The water is deep and clear with the depth dropping off deeply near shore with no shallows or mudflats for gators to bask and few hiding places.
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Ponds and creeks also make good hiding places: Capybaras are semiaquatic and can remain submerged for long periods with only their nostrils poking above the water's surface.
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Native to this region, the birds mostly lurk under a canopy of thick shrubs, trees and branches, dashing for hiding places as soon as a human approaches.
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Hezbollah is estimated to have more than 100 thousand short-, mid- and long-range missiles stored in hiding places including the homes of civilians in southern Lebanon.
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Baker and Ms. Figueroa's sister Naomi, who Mr. Baker had flown in from California, popped up from hiding places on a nearby rooftop, waiting to cheer them.
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It was about the way we communicate feelings, the way words emerge from their hiding places in our minds and hearts, tucked away in deep-seated memories.
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Journalists crawled under desks and sought other hiding places, describing agonizing minutes of terror as they heard the gunman&aposs footsteps and the repeated blasts of the weapon.
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Although bed bugs don't care about cleanliness, a dirty home provides many hiding places for them, making it difficult to find and get rid of the problem early.
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For decades, researchers have been trying to flush HIV out of its hiding places by activating these cells and then eliminating them—a strategy called "shock and kill".
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The metallic spy, the movie's creepiest element, reinforces the Orwellian notion that nowadays there are no hiding places if the powers-that-be are out to get you.
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They swept from floor to floor, kicking down glass doors and evacuating dozens of terrified office workers, coaxing them out from their hiding places under desks and in cupboards.
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You might want to consult this list of obvious hiding places before deciding where to keep a spare key because burglars are definitely going to check the cliche spots.
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Some students inside took to social media to ask for help, but they later fell silent — many of them desperate to avoid alerting the gunmen to their hiding places.
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Maybe this isn't their scenario, but when I cleaned out my brother's house, I found a lot of cash stuffed in clothing pockets and books and other hiding places.
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He adds that it's particularly common to find snakes during the monsoon between November and March, when heavy rains cause floods that wash snakes out from their hiding places.
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The tight hallways and blind turns begin to feel claustrophobic, while the open areas begin to make you feel exposed, offering no hiding places from whatever might be watching.
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A biodiversity hotspot rich in natural attributes, the region was also singled out for its secret trails, archaeological remains, look-outs, hiding places and other features key to maroon culture.
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In Paris, you can lose an hour, two, maybe more, just exploring the Palais and its grounds, learning the layout, the most effective routes of escape, the best hiding places.
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Using a combination of satellite imagery, electronic intercepts and informers' tips, analysts have tracked Islamic State operatives storing huge amounts of cash in bank vaults, private residences and other hiding places.
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Along with racists, utopian communities were drawn to the region, advocating everything from socialism to free love, and they found converts and hiding places in remote coastal coves and mountain reaches.
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Moreover, the coalition commander said despite the retaking of Mosul there was still "mopping up" to do there, including finding potential hiding places for ISIS militants, both above and below ground.
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When they felt the danger had passed, they came out of their hiding places and found Paola Andreina Ramírez Gómez, 23, dead on the street, She had been shot in the chest.
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You'll see some of these mechanics very early on in the game, like using stones and balls to distract enemies, hiding places, and the different enemy types with different patterns to learn.
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Concealed in the doors and other hiding places were 40 bottles of whiskey — evidence, he said, that some alcohol will always be smuggled into Bihar from neighboring states where it is legal.
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The experiments have reportedly revealed their hiding places and weaknesses, depending on how much time it took the militants to reach the source of the music and how they complained about the music.
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The Taliban fighters emerged from their hiding places about an hour before midnight on Wednesday, some of them firing on security forces from rooftops, with gunbattles raging into the early hours of Thursday.
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They woke sooner, spilled out earlier from their winter hiding places and bit people in greater numbers than in any other year, transmitting so much virus that it made many people gravely ill.
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The training environment in a well-lit room, and the researchers used a series of cardboard boxes as potential hiding places, in addition to small boxes, either opaque or transparent, for the rats.
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"But the idea is that when they come out from their hiding places, when they regroup and return to find their stockpiles ransacked and stripped, they'll realize their situation," he adds, is hopeless.
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Growing up, Calvin lived in a large complex with his family — and once in awhile, according to his testimony before Canadian officials, members of rival terrorist groups would stay in its secret hiding places.
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Yellowing papers crammed into mail slots, broken chandeliers and busted calculators, an ancient slide projector and more lay in seemingly haphazard fashion, and provide nifty hiding places for those "odd-looking personages" of Irving's story.
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The scientists then took the trained system and set it to work on data from 670 stars that were already known to have multiple planets, as they considered those to be the most likely hiding places.
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Once peace returns an era of real profitability will begin, with barrels of 'post-conflict reconstruction' funding to steal, and with stockpiles of antiquities from 'old family collections' emerging from free ports and other hiding places.
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He eventually emerges (it wouldn't be much of a novel if he didn't), but as with the rabbits and rats that are also hunted and driven from hiding places, his destiny is not one of ease.
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"Sound is really important for aquatic animals, it travels well under water and fish use it to find food, hiding places and even to communicate," Catarina Vila-Pouca, the study's lead author, said in a statement online.
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I was very fortunate because my father understood the nature of the Nazi regime and arranged false identity papers and hiding places for all members of his family, and for a number of other Jews as well.
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Renewed media attention to her case because of the new book led to an inquiry by the Dutch Ministry of Justice, which has now given her and the other key witnesses in the case, hiding places and security.
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The family had moved hiding places four times since February, first escaping airstrikes in the neighboring town of Mesraba, then three times to three different places in Douma, mostly living in underground shelters and basements, according to Al-Masri.
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And everything is slower; during siesta there is only a rare bicycle in the empty streets, the ice-cream shops seem abandoned, with their ceiling fans spinning for no one, and the chicharras shriek hysterically in their hiding places.
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Veterinarians tell of dogs who took refuge in hiding places so tight that they got stuck, who gnawed on door handles, who crashed through windows or raced into traffic — all desperate efforts to escape inexplicable collisions of noise and flashing light.
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And while fugitives did often need to conceal themselves en route to freedom, most of their hiding places were mundane and catch-as-catch-can—haylofts and spare bedrooms and swamps and caves, not bespoke hidey-holes built by underground engineers.
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I never planned on these hiding places, but created them after my mom got up early one morning just as my boyfriend was about to leave, so I pushed him into this half-remodeled bathroom we had by the front door.
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She took the cat with her, not knowing that a cat cannot easily change where it lives: all the extraordinary knowledge in its head, of friends and enemies and hiding places, built up over time, has to do with a particular place.
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Workers including cleaners, passenger assistants, and ground crew at Fiumicino would steal artworks from passengers transiting through the airport by pretending to bring the artworks to oversize luggage drop-off points, instead stashing them in hiding places and then selling them on the black market.
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After searching for hiding places where his country's monarchs might be hibernating, and not finding any, he got the brilliant idea of tagging 300,000 butterflies with a number and a request (obviously in minuscule writing) to let him know where the animal had been found.
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The Georgia Aquarium is one of the largest aquariums in the world, so there's plenty going on: mischievous penguins who need tending, a curious sea turtle who needs additional fun hiding places in his habitat, a pregnant blue-spotted ray who needs an ultrasound.
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The available evidence suggests large numbers of $100 bills are stuffed in mattresses or other hiding places — particularly in nations where people lack confidence in the value of the domestic currency, or the integrity of the financial system, or the safety of private property.
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The protocol he teaches has not changed — how to be aware of signs of hate in your area, how to evacuate, where to hide if evacuation is not possible, how to fight if there are no hiding places and, ultimately, how to treat the wounded.
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Basil E. Frankweiler Step Two: Scatter your belongings: Good hiding places include the many urns and terracotta kraters in the Greek Wing, or this marble sarcophagus, carved in Rome in the early 300s, when Christianity was first recognized as a legal faith within the Roman Empire.
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In a new study in Royal Society Open Science, scientists from University of California Berkeley report that nut-hoarding squirrels are quite particular about their food caches, putting their nuts away in neat little groupings—a strategy that helps them remember where all their hiding places are.
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While the civilians described stockpiling food in basement hiding places, the jihadists were said to be frantically making military preparations within Mosul, temporarily fleeing the streets — most likely to an extensive tunnel network below — at the first signs of an airstrike, according to the new accounts.
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Perdue is also paying to install windows in barns, and it may help offset the costs of adding the avian equivalent of playground equipment — things like inclined slats for perching, haystacks for pecking and hiding places where chickens lower down in the pecking order can get away from bullies.
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Every time I walk into a room, I immediately scan for exits, hiding places, or objects I could shield myself with should a man—a white man, his every fiber filled with hate—force his way in and spray it with bullets, leaving holes in families and communities.
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The "Hunters" — which is made up of a team in the field and in the Command Center — gain access to the "fugitives' " personal cell phones, social media accounts, homes, and more in order to put together vital clues to identify potential hiding places that can ultimately lead to their capture.
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The same year, at least 200 people in that age group killed someone else, according to the F.B.I. And while homicides committed by people with dementia are not everyday occurrences, they have convulsed families across the country, with spouses, children and friends falling victim to loved ones who became disoriented, pulled guns from hiding places and then struggled to explain their actions.
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The man they were looking for called himself an agent, though it was unclear if this was owing to his specializing in travel or to his operating in secret or to some other reason, and they were to meet him in the labyrinthine gloom of a burned-out shopping center, a ruin with innumerable exits and hiding places, which made Saeed wish he had insisted that Nadia not come and made Nadia wish that they had brought a flashlight or, failing that, a knife.
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On Hiding Places, Billy Woods stakes out a lonely position to describe the dustbin of history we uncomfortably occupy in this time of permanently precarious (un)employment, obvious government buffoonery, constant war, and impending environmental doom, squeezing off a good line or two (or three—the writing on this album is masterful; mid-verse, he describes a social worker speaking in vain to a room you can only picture: "Close your eyes / Tell me where you see yourself in five, then write it down").
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The exhibits are strikingly varied: detailed first-world-war trench maps (with annotations like "badly shelled" and "full of dead"); second-world-war silk escape maps made into a dress; an early sketch for Harry Beck's famous map of the London underground that was eventually published in 1933; a fascinating map of the Atlantic Ocean floor (pictured), based on research commissioned by the American navy to identify hiding places for its nuclear submarines; and the awe-inspiring photograph of Earth taken during the Apollo Moon mission in 1968.
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