Sentence examples for clandestine past from inspiring English sources

The story unfolds on parallel tracks as Sally Gilmartin, born Eva Delectorskaya, a Russian émigrée recruited into the British Secret Service in 1939, reveals her clandestine past in an autobiography that she gives to her daughter, Ruth, a graduate student and single mother living a dull civilian life in Oxford in 1976.

Enter the beautiful divorcée Lara Purcell, a political science professor with a secret past in clandestine trickery, first on the Soviet side and then for America.

Iran would answer questions about its clandestine nuclear past in exchange for a series of concessions.

Some would argue that Iran would only send to Russia part of its LEU stockpile and keep hidden any past clandestine production of LEU.

So busy was this clandestine trading route in days past that half the houses in the village of Hilltown were said to be pubs.

The brooding film noir-esque interiors are famous for their iconic deep red Chinoiserie booths (you might recognize them from the film LA Confidential; the Lana Turner scene), while eye-catching black-and-whites of famous former patrons hark back to Formosa Café's own gritty past as a clandestine locale for many an illicit Hollywood affair.

Many suspect him of holding out for a deal with Mr Gadea, or indeed with Mr Ortega, with whom he has made clandestine power-sharing pacts in the past.Mr Gadea is still light on policy, beyond denouncing Mr Ortega's constitutional manoeuvres.

He gets, for example, to select the menu for the champions dinner, but unlike other past champions, he has been clandestine about his choices, declining to reveal what the Augusta National kitchen will prepare.

Having participated in numerous clandestine meetings with Republican strategists in years past -- at PR agencies in Washington and in airport hotel conference rooms in cities like Chicago and Dallas -- I can almost assure you that some of my former colleagues are playing behind-the-scenes roles in crafting the current batch of talking points.

One big difference is that the parents in "Clandestine Childhood" aren't fleeing the law because of their past deeds but are trying violently to overthrow a current dictatorship.

"Mistakes were made in the past because it was a little closed, a little clandestine, and we've got to be more open, more transparent".