Sentence examples for gone undercover from inspiring English sources
He'd gone undercover as a supposed participant in Idaho's Coyote and Wolf Derby sponsored by Idaho for Wildlife.
Officers have gone undercover as livery drivers and established checkpoints where they regularly stop drivers if they suspect a problem.
The freelance journalist claimed she had gone undercover as a pro-government internet troll to expose the outfit.
Disco may have died, gone undercover or been lying in wait along with other 1970s fixtures like oil crises, economic malaise and wide-legged pants.
She has since gone undercover in Cambodian orphanages to expose the commercial volunteering industry and travelled the globe to cover stories from Libya to Haiti.
Hart is an F.B.I. agent gone undercover to trap a psychopath who may be aiming to blow Miss U.S.A.'s crown off.
"You went undercover?" she asked.
Agent Cage goes undercover in more ways than one!
Meg goes undercover as customer and steals menu.
Garrett: We continue: "Instead of the F.B.I. going undercover in the mob, the mob goes undercover in the F.B.I".
