Sentence examples for clandestine establishment from inspiring English sources
Mr Mazzetti describes a rogues' gallery of buccaneering chancers, from Blackwater's head, Erik Prince, burrowing deep into America's clandestine establishment, to plausible fantasists such as Michele Ballarin, a Virginia businesswoman who reckoned she could "fix" the failed state of Somalia.
Commence bar-related lesson: speakeasies were clandestine establishments for consumption of the forbidden juices.
The Independent newspaper has described it as a "delightful and worthwhile publications, more footnote than story, that delivers a comprehensive picture of a clandestine world which the Establishment would prefer remained secret".
Ask waiters Luis or Antonio for the password, then weave through the warren-like establishment to unearth the clandestine patio bar, adorned with jasmine.
Their organisation was well-known, not clandestine.
Nor, because of the clandestine nature of the agency, are they visibly part of the Israeli political establishment, though they sometimes function as public scapegoats when politicians make mistakes.
A former clandestine officer with the C.I.A., he stood outside the mainstream of our national-security establishment at the time he was charged; he was best known for being fired from the C.I.A., in 2002, two years after he filed a racial-discrimination complaint against the agency.
Not exactly clandestine conduct".
"Firstly because it was clandestine.
