Sentence examples for clandestine work from inspiring English sources

Clandestine work in Africa prepared him for his future career.

He said that he was never told that I.M.V. was doing clandestine work for the government.

But the clandestine work, however vital, occasionally had his head doing somersaults about vying loyalties.

At the same time he continued his clandestine work, joining the Political Warfare Executive, which broadcast radio propaganda to Germany.

They haven't the time for clandestine work, which is the only work that will crack terrorist networks.

As a teen-ager, Fallaci did clandestine work for the anti-Fascist underground — she had her own nom de guerre, Emilia, and she carried explosives and delivered messages.

Her other biographies include "Purple Passage: The Life of Mrs. Frank Leslie" (University of Oklahoma, 1953), about the wife of a 19th-century publisher of illustrated periodicals, in which many of Alcott's clandestine works first appeared.

(He adopted the pseudonym Lenin in 1901 during his clandestine party work after exile in Siberia).

Iran and Syria, though members of the NPT, are stonewalling inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency, the UN's nuclear guardian, over mounting evidence of clandestine nuclear work.

In 2010, Price revealed in a series of interviews that she had been a member of a secret I.R.A. unit called the Unknowns, which conducted clandestine paramilitary work, including disappearances.

Nor did he touch more than glancingly on the crunch issue -- whether Iraq will admit to having some banned weapons programs, as Mr. Bush and Britain's prime minister, Tony Blair, have claimed insistently, or deny the existence of any clandestine weapons work, as other Iraqi leaders have maintained.