How To Use Hole-and-corner In A Sentence
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Unless the districts were considerable they were always more or less a kind of hole-and-corner government.
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These committees merely mean avoiding discussion and a hole-and-corner method of getting amendments through that might not be at all welcome to the country or to the House at large.
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To talk to a foreigner is no longer a sign of political unreliability, and conversations do not have to be carried out in a hole-and-corner fashion, behind walls, with one nervous eye open for spies and eavesdroppers.
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hole-and-corner intrigue
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To talk to a foreigner is no longer a sign of political unreliability, and conversations do not have to be carried out in a hole-and-corner fashion, behind walls, with one nervous eye open for spies and eavesdroppers.
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Not in any hole-and-corner fashion, but right here, in the heart of the ton.
WHOLE SECRET LOVE
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He wanted no part in that hole-and-corner conspiracy.
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Instead, they indulged in their usual hole-and-corner and devious manoeuvres.
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She wanted a proper wedding, not some hole-and-corner affair at city hall.
A MEANS TO EVIL
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a hole-and-corner life in some obscure community
