Sentence examples for clandestine ways from inspiring English sources

While they operate a network of informants and hide their true identities from their own children, their clandestine ways are challenged by an F.B.I. agent (Mr. Emmerich, of "The Truman Show" and "The Walking Dead") who moves in next door.

Thousands of migrants are camped out near the northern French ports of Calais and Dunkirk, seeking clandestine ways to enter Britain such as stowing away on trucks or trains.

The RUSI report argues that the experience of Northern Ireland shows it is more likely that the majority of those will remain committed to their cause and may serve as a source of motivation to others, albeit in clandestine ways.

And while the nudgers have already captured the state by making behavioural psychology the favourite idiom of government bureaucracy –Daniel Kahneman is in, Machiavelli is out – the algorithmic regulation lobby advances in more clandestine ways.

While direct links between Sabbateans and Reformers have not been definitively unearthed, the geographical proximity of Sabbateans and early Reformers in Hungary and the extent to which Sabbateans functioned in clandestine ways is curious.

The bastards pull this off in a number of clandestine ways.

Mr Lamb insisted he was not planning to "campaign in an undercover, clandestine way".

The same fear may account for the clandestine way farmers dispose of pigs.

If not, he merely has to remind himself of the clandestine way he was appointed at Mark Hughes's expense.

"Some leave the country or escape to the south and live in an almost clandestine way for five years, waiting for their debts to clear".

Mr. Berntsen, a Long Island-bred C.I.A. operative who retired in 2005, decided earlier this year to try to serve his country in a new, and not exactly clandestine, way: by running for office.