| The bouncy castle, complete with tunnels, hidey-holes and windows, is a particular hit. |
| She had many hidey-holes throughout the city, but the museum was her favorite. |
| Slowly but surely, academics crawled out from the sanctity of their ivory tower hidey-holes to declare it an affront to modern womanhood. |
| At low tide such hidey-holes are usually visible and it's a good idea to have a recce before the estuary begins to fill again. |
| The film is based on a memoir but contains Polanski's recollections of what it was like to go from a comfortable home to a high-walled ghetto to a series of hidey-holes. |
| Constructed from a warren of cellars, the bar is full of little hidey-holes where you can lounge on leather banquettes and happily while away the evening over a bottle or two. |
