cubbyhole , also: cubby-hole

Then I saw the cubbyhole, and could say no more.

He's the only other person who did any work in my little cubbyhole.

Leaving the cubbyhole would be just as bad when the time came.

The men and women inside these cubbyholes looked like researchers to me.

"The next night I went back to my cubbyhole under the tiles."

She saw that the light in the cubbyhole of a bathroom was on.

"They're already in their cubbyholes and working on this for you.

She was sitting in her cubbyhole talking to an elegant lady.

He glanced to the others as they climbed into the cubbyhole.

And then I carved each building up into cubbyholes for my memories.

Now he worked in his little cubbyhole and hoped for a miracle.

Gregory popped out of the cubbyhole as he went by.

It was a cubbyhole, really, but larger than those of her secretary and assistant.

Foley was wondering much the same thing in his cubbyhole a few miles away.

The sarcastically named cubbyhole did not give on the outside.

We went into the doctors' conference room, a small cubbyhole with two chairs and a table.

There was a nurse's cubbyhole with a little desk behind a glass door.

Come down to my little cubbyhole and we'll see what can be done.'

Instead, he's flying a cubbyhole in the mother of all bureaucracies.

Often she was in the little cubbyhole that had been converted into her laboratory.

He gave up and went to his own cubbyhole, not intending to sleep but simply to think things over.

"You can't think of staying in your own little cubbyhole."

An old watchman lived in a cubbyhole at the back of the ground floor.

"Sit," she said finally, pointing at the only other chair in her cubbyhole office.

The top panel slid down to reveal a small cubbyhole.