in a hole in English

in trouble, in a tight spot

Use "in a hole" in a sentence

1. Like a rat in a hole.

2. We can't leave him by himself in a hole.

3. The rabbit creeps away and hides in a hole.

4. It's better than being dumped in a hole, eaten by worms.

5. I imagine you're... a bit peckish after spending 180 years buried in a hole.

6. The simplest form of bearing, the plain bearing, consists of a shaft rotating in a hole.

7. a hole in the wall letting cold air in, a hole in your shoe, dirty water...

8. That increases the likelihood of error, risks rewarding obfuscation, and could leave taxpayers in a hole.

9. I put him in a hole and made a kind of a hole that he sits in.

10. The temperature measurement is by a photoelectric special pyrometer in a hole drilled radially in the sample.

11. She was initially buried in a hole under a cheese tree in the middle of the village.

12. The coconut crab lives in a hole in the ground during the day, but it feasts on coconuts at night.

13. Romeo and Juliet : 'this drivelling love is like a great natural, that runs lolling up and down to hide his Bawble in a hole '.

14. 1 day ago · 1.26 Consider a 30-mm-diameter shaft rotating Concentrically in a hole in a block as shown in the sketch

15. If we don't put this bomb down in a hole 800 feet onto a fault line, all you're gonna have is a real expensive fireworks show.

16. Generally, the explosive charges are placed between 6 and 76 metres (20 and 250 ft) below ground, in a hole that is drilled with dedicated drilling equipment for this purpose.

17. Barbacoa is slow cooked beef that’s cooked over an open fire or in a hole that’s been dug in the ground and covered with the leaves of the maguey plant

18. After the Utah Jazz Coughed the ball up early and often Tuesday, they’re focused on improving their precision Six turnovers in the first half of the first quarter put the team in a hole it had

19. They were instructed to remove the eyes of the individual... and place them in a hole in the middle of the back, and that would say to the Vietnamese, you have to understand, uh, that whoever did that was ubiquitous.

20. They were instructed to remove the eyes of the individual... and place them in a hole in the middle of the back, and that would say to the Vietnamese, you have to understand, uh, that whoever did that was ubiquitous

21. "Babracot" a Haitian term for a wooden frame for preœrving meat hy smoking over a fire, with a result similar to our Smoked Pork," to the Spanish which in Mexico referred to meat cooked in a hole under emt*rs