| A mechanic who stashed away thousands of pounds of stolen booze and chocolates in his lock-up has escaped being sent to jail. |
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| In order to buy the house some money that my Grandfather had stashed away for myself and my brothers was used as part of the deposit. |
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| He stashed away hundreds of Diana-related items, from signed CDs to personal letters to photographs. |
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| Why feel so guilty about a feeling that remains a mere fancy, harmlessly stashed away in your brain? |
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| The truth is, products are often stashed away in our medicine cabinets for months at a time. |
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| So the tired Royal Family has a lot of gold, there's a lot of gold stashed away apparently, according to multiple sources, in the Philippines. |
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| And on July 2, programmers have stashed away a Surprise Show and a nice one too! |
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| But wait: programmers have stashed away a Surprise Show on July 2, and don't bother asking us for details-they haven't told us, cross our hearts! |
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| The fact was that there was no forthright honesty as to where some of the arms were being stashed away or being built up. |
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| Only later did Wasserstein learn that she had another brother, Abner, stashed away in a mental institution. |
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| A mobile phone, pens, business cards etc. can be stashed away tidily in its integrated workstation. |
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| He had carefully stashed away his days of retirement, just as he stacked bankrolls of the British sterling all day, in separate wads of months and years. |
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| It's not like boarding a plane where we expect to queue for hours in advance and have all our darkest recesses searched lest we have even a nail file stashed away somewhere. |
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| Hidden across Scotland are hundreds of objets d' art, paintings, antique furniture and collectibles stashed away in private houses that you and I have a right to see. |
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| Many of our members have photos or slides of past union events stashed away in photo albums, drawers and attics. |
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| But the money acquired was most often stashed away in hopes of purchasing that long coveted slice of land. |
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| I'm probably going to break down and release some old Radio Tokyo material that I've had stashed away for many years now. |
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| So it's time for people in these two countries to empty their piggybanks and jam jars and dig out any spare cash they may have stashed away for a rainy day. |
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| We have a sponsorship scandal in the making with the likes of the budget: millions of dollars stashed away in trust funds and no way for the public or for Parliament to maintain some sort of oversight. |
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| It is a budget that is seen as fundamentally flawed because of the amount of money that will be stashed away in trusts and hidden funds for which there will be no accountability to Parliament. |
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| A nifty collapsable design means they can be stashed away in your pocket safely. |
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| For me, in 1973, it was Mel Ramos blondes wavy as surf, clean superstacked superheroines stashed away in my father's tidy domain. |
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| Down under, Maddie found a queen-size mattress and an old metal headboard her mom had stashed away. |
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| Ministers reaffirmed their shared responsibility for fighting corruption including through the return of illegally acquired assets stashed away in foreign banks to their countries of origin. |
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| Now this last kink is being ironed out. Early fleet-based car-sharing services used lockboxes on cars, then graduated to smartcards that renters could use to unlock a car whose keys would be stashed away in the glovebox. |
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| How long can the knowledge stay stashed away? |
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| In the early days of my career in France I spent a lot of time wandering around record stores and I always found my albums stashed away in the 'world music' section. |
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| Nearly a year's supply had been stashed away. |
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