Sentence examples for has been clandestine from inspiring English sources
He gets, for example, to select the menu for the champions dinner, but unlike other past champions, he has been clandestine about his choices, declining to reveal what the Augusta National kitchen will prepare.
There have been clandestine talks between the Turkish government and the P.K.K. before, but they have been called off upon becoming public knowledge.
I.R.A. representatives have been meeting with General de Chastelain in what has been the clandestine organization's first official involvement in the political life of the province.
The group has been conducting clandestine cross-border forays into Iran, I was told by a government consultant with close ties to the Pentagon civilian leadership, as "part of an effort to explore alternative means of applying pressure on Iran".
But the underlying problem that has continually halted progress in putting the new government permanently in place has been the clandestine guerrilla army's refusal to dismantle its arsenal and declare its war with the British and Ulster's Protestant population at an end.
The cable shows that the US has been operating clandestine bombing raids on suspected al-Qaeda targets in Yemen, with the approval of the Yemeni government in Sanaa.
The passage just quoted is in one sense, though only one, a protest against the foodie cult that has been our oxymoronically clandestine form of conspicuous consumption: clandestine in that meals are gone moments after they are acquired.
Ben is a married man who has been having a clandestine affair with his unwed, fortysomething employer, Abby.
But it has never confirmed that it has been pursuing a clandestine uranium-enrichment program that would provide an alternative means of bomb-making.
Iran has long been suspected of nuclear weapons ambitions, but it came as a shock to learn in recent months that it has been pursuing a clandestine nuclear program for almost two decades.
