| Britain has become a bolt-hole for villainous individuals and criminal organisations from all over the world. |
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| Penelope Wilton plays Daisy Langrish, an author who moves into a Yorkshire cottage she has bought as a bolt-hole from her busy life in London. |
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| Wood recently fled to a bolt-hole in Ireland with a Russian cocktail waitress. |
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| Many Taliban fighters are seasonal, and use Karachi as a winter bolt-hole to earn money, often in lowly jobs. |
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| Datum number in table Q305: Enter the number in the datum or preset table in which the TNC is to save the coordinates of the bolt-hole circle center. |
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| With stained-glass windows and dark oak panelling from floor to ceiling, it must be a glorious bolt-hole when the open fire is roaring in mid-winter. |
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| Just outside St David's, the one-bedroom bolt-hole has a yawning inglenook fireplace, exposed beams and flagstone floors. |
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| Britain had long been a bolt-hole for pretenders to the imperial purple, and in times of crisis it had a history of seceding from the empire and looking after its own affairs. |
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