Sentence examples for clandestine calls from inspiring English sources
Clandestine Calls But passengers were under no such obligation.
By R. C. Hower and E. B. White The New Yorker, March 14 , 1936P. 11 Sherman Hall, where the Baby's Dy-dee Serviclandestinendestine calls, harbors two legitimate children.
WASHINGTON, July 16 — Herbert W. Kalmbach, a per sonal attorney and key po litical fund‐raiser for President Nixon, described to the Senate Watergate committee today how, during a series of secret meetings and clandestine calls from telephone booths, he raised $220,000 for the seven Watergate defendants.
After Molly's first visit, the counselor tried to keep in touch through clandestine calls to her home.
I'm sure there was some private crying going on those last days on the island, aswell as a few clandestine calls home as the group became increasingly tired and emotional.
They come from all corners of the world — from the marketing departments of major American banks and from clandestine call centers hidden above bars in Delhi, India.
It's filled with adrenalized scenes from war zones, scenes of narrow escapes and clandestine phone calls and frightening cultural misunderstandings.
And, unlike everyone else, he doesn't spend all his time making clandestine phone calls and posting incendiary messages on social media.
Mr. Flores spoke from an abandoned house in the Honduran capital, where he agreed to meet after a series of clandestine phone calls, steps he said were necessary because he was on the run to avoid arrest.
One former C.I.A. officer who served with the new clandestine chief called him "a safe choice".
