Sentence examples for clandestine passage from inspiring English sources
The US border patrol said on Tuesday that the clandestine passage measured 627 feet (191 meters), including 336ft inside US territory, in California.
In addition, the officials said that one or two other men in custody in Pakistan were also suspected of complicity in the bombings, possibly having helped to arrange clandestine passage for Mr. Howaida and other confederates through Pakistan to the relative safety of neighboring Afghanistan.
The clandestine passage measured 627 feet and was lined with a rail system.
The U.S. Border Patrol said Tuesday that the clandestine passage measured 627 feet, including 336 feet (102 meters) into the United States in the town of Jacumba.
And then a second time, on February 25th , 2007 at Bahai, in the north Sudan, where I was waiting for the possibility of clandestine passage to Darfur, and where she had come to visit the refugee camps.
Obama must pick between his hand-picked CIA director and the powerful chairwoman of the Senate intelligence committee whose support he needs to ensure the smooth passage of limited reforms he proposes to that other problematic clandestine organisation: the National Security Agency.
After the passage of the homosexual propaganda law, the group's leadership temporarily moved into clandestine mode, making its events more secretive.
At the crossroads between international relations and anthropology, The Migrant Passage analyzes how people from El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala navigate the dangerous and uncertain clandestine journey across Mexico to the United States.
Written in the inward, almost clandestine vein that brought out some of his very best music, it has a central passage in which we feel ourselves in the presence of an overtaxed and weakened heart that audibly and almost palpably comes to a halt.
The Wall Street Journal recently reported on clandestine insider trading deals, where elected officials in Washington revealed key elements of legislation before passage, enabling financiers to turn huge profits.
