Sentence examples for covert play from inspiring English sources

From the first crop of "pure" stealth titles, first-person shooters, action games, and others began incorporating elements of covert play.

The writer Matt Nix originally proposed it as a show about a former covert operative (played by Jeffrey Donovan) who was ousted after being "burned" by some unknown adversary and is consumed with finding his enemy and restoring his name.

The more in touch we are with who we are and with our soulful power, and the more that we learn to be congruent and communicate our needs and desires and emotions in a way they can be received, the less we need to resort to covert power plays in the bedroom.

On the other are the Bush administration and Republican leaders of both the House and Senate who say new tools are urgently needed to pursue and interrogate terror suspects and to protect the covert operatives who play an increasingly important role in chasing them.

In its report, the commission said covert action "may play an increasingly important role" as the United States steps up efforts to counter terrorism and the spread of illicit weapons, because it can serve as "a more subtle and surgical tool" than diplomacy or the use of military force.

Gemayel was Israel's principal ally in Lebanon and was playing a key role in the covert plan of Defence Minister Ariel Sharon to extend the front against Syria.

This covert plan for mastery perhaps explains why Cooper has played, to date, such a deceptively low-key role in formulating Labour's election strategy.

Will Patton plays a senior analyst who longs to go overseas as a covert operator; Gil Bellows plays a counterterrorism official on the operations side.

Yet British ministers and officials in the then Labour government have never been held accountable for the covert role they played, along with the US, in supporting this slaughter - and the 30-year dictatorship of General Suharto it brought to power.

At the corruption trial of former Pakistan captain Salman Butt and fast bowler Mohammad Asif, covert recordings were played of agent Mazhar Majeed speaking to an undercover journalist.

(They may also play a covert security role, giving Japan an option, subject to constitutional change, to use nuclear material for military ends).