Sentence examples for a bit clandestine from inspiring English sources
The band had to take these booths down before office workers arrived in the morning, a process that guitarist Huw Bunford has described as "ghosts in the night... a bit clandestine".
"You'd figure he' d be a bit more clandestine".
Tucked into a barren side street, in a cavernous bilevel space that used to house a gambling hall, this Bacaro is a bit more clandestine.
Ironic isn't it: they'll impeach a guy for having a bit of clandestine White House sex but they're afraid to go after the runt and his Svengali who regularly screw the Constitution openly and in broad daylight.
Such statements gave fans a rush of pleasure, partly aesthetic, partly clandestine — the feeling they were gaining a bit of secret Machiavellian wisdom.
It's a subliminal carnival, a bit of a circus, a sip of a cocktail: amorous, clandestine, physical, light-headed and heavy-lidded.
A POLITICAL shenanigan in the dead of night has changed the face of Israel's government, could do the same to Israeli society, and might even breathe a bit of life into the long-moribund peace process with the Palestinians (see article).The clandestine climax to a bizarre political drama came in the early hours of May 8th.
