Sentence examples for clandestine manner from inspiring English sources

"Whoever has perpetrated this attack has worked in a very, very clandestine manner".

They say the clandestine manner in which they operated suggested that they wanted to carry out attacks inside the United States.

But there is still no other medical procedure that has to be undergone in such a clandestine manner, and that is why we need Britain to do more.

In some rebel-held areas, Somali soccer fans, mindful of the insurgents' threats, have been compelled to watch the games in a clandestine manner, using makeshift satellite dishes or tuning in to local FM televisions.

On the night of August 6th, the F.B.I. subsequently learned, Morgan boarded a small fishing vessel, in a "clandestine manner," and rendezvoused off the coast of Miami with a fifty-four-foot yacht manned by two mercenaries.

It's also worrisome that the nation's spymaster — who had presided in a military where adultery could result in court-martial — could not have found a more clandestine manner of talking naughty to his biographer babe than a Gmail drop box, a semiprivate file-sharing system used by terrorists, teenagers and authors.

It is no secret that Iran is developing its nuclear capacity in a clandestine and deceptive manner.

"A group that had previously operated in a clandestine and targeted manner showed it was capable of organising large-scale public disorder," said Ryan. "I find it incredible there were not serious charges following the incident, all of which was caught on film by a police drone or helicopter".

A contrary Venus spells under-appreciation (sigh), clandestine liaisons and all manner of old flames and former sidekicks.

American Tabloid by James Ellroy (1995) The blistering opening salvo in what for me is Ellroy's masterpiece, the Underworld USA trilogy, in which all manner of clandestine operators converge on Dallas in 1963 for JFK's assassination.

For such countries, small reactors without on-site refuelling, designed for infrequent replacement of well-contained fuel cassette(s) in a manner that impedes clandestine diversion of nuclear fuel material, may provide a solution.