Sentence examples for divulge from from inspiring English sources

The officers shot the man, whose name the police did not divulge, from about 20 feet away, the witnesses said.

The book has delivered on the ordinary title and indeed made headlines, mainly about what Mitchell has chosen to divulge from private, off-the-record conversations with successive prime ministers.

There's a lot to divulge, from the few-and-far-between good dates, to the total disasters that stem from dating profile red flags (read: abs-only shots or ten pictures of a dog and none of a human).

All manner of unsettling practices were divulged, from serving nasty old fish on Mondays, to staff ritually spraying blood from their war wounds all over each other.

The hexagonal structure of these BN nanomaterials was divulged from the XRD data, while their different morphology and size were depicted from the high resolution transmission electron microscopy.

In addition, William Dalrymple will give a talk about the First Afghan War; Rupert Everett will divulge secrets from his memoir, and Orange Prize winner Barbara Kingsolver will discuss class, poverty and climate change in relation to her new novel Flight Behaviour.

Now the Australian government is seeking to shut down the sources of bad news stories, passing legislation which threatens not only doctors but nurses, teachers and social workers with two years in jail if they divulge information from inside the centres to the media or anyone else without express permission.

While hooking up your phone's contact info is a requirement, you have to be willing to divulge info from networks such as LinkedIn and Facebook to provide more social context to your friends.

Her suddenly loose lips began to divulge secrets from a past life of even looser lips.

District officials have said they are constrained by the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act, a federal law that prohibits schools from divulging information from a student's educational record.

Public sales yielded approximately $25 million; the family did not wish to divulge the amount from private sales.