Sentence examples for clandestine hour from inspiring English sources

Mafia lawyer Sanford Weiss David Deblingerr) has arranged a meeting between his client Giovanni "Nino" Cinquimani (David Proval and Patricia Colee (Portia), who will hand over government proffer papers that, when Nino signs them, will promise him immunity in court from whatever information he confides during the clandestine hour or two.

The former rivals made progress in their search for common ground during a clandestine hour-long meeting at the home of Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif).

However, North Korea decided to cancel the clandestine meeting just hours before it was set to take place at the South Korean president's residence in Seoul.

Italy's navy has rescued 1,123 people from inflatable boats in the space of 24 hours, as clandestine migration from North Africa reaches record levels.

In 2002, alas, all too many men and women use "working out" in the N.Y.A.C. gymnasium as a convenient, clandestine alternative to spend happy hour in a trendy singles bar.

The clandestine recordings — more than 10 hours of conversation — were provided to The Washington Post by Abdulaziz, a close associate of the missing Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

It was so clandestine and fortified, it took an hour to get inside.

Unlike his two trials in the 1980's, one of which ended in a mistrial and the other in an acquittal, in this case, Mr. Edwards has had to contend with hundreds of hours of audiotapes produced by clandestine wiretaps.

Senator McCain's recollections appear in "Prisoners of War: Code of Conduct," part of a "Sworn to Secrecy Marathon" featuring prisoners and clandestine warfare, the History Channel's 12-hour alternative to the holiday barbecue.

Countryman, 47, of Walnut, spent more than five hours detailing the secret meetings and clandestine plans that he, Garcia and Jackson allegedly orchestrated while stealing drugs and selling enough to become millionaires.

Amal's clandestine journey from Damascus to Turkey took over 48 hours, nearly five times longer than the trip used to take before the war.