Sentence examples for has gone undercover from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lanigan has gone undercover at a nursing home as a janitor; he once caught a 78-year-old woman being unfaithful to her 80-year-old husband; he tailed a rabbi recovering from sex addiction to make sure he had not reverted to his old ways (he had not).

President Obama has gone undercover.

Mr. Thompson, who originally seemed to want to give the researchers some leeway, has gone undercover pending further study and the return of the Great Decider from Europe.

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.

He later claimed that, during the investigation, he had invented a story, swallowed whole by his rivals, that detectives had gone undercover on the moors, dressed as sheep.

If your Designated Mate is widely feared, the beauties at the house party where you've gone undercover to meet him will be especially kind.

Markson had gone "undercover" to write "Unis of indoctrination" (wearing sunglasses and no makeup) and she alleged students were told that News Corp usess 'naked political pressure' to the detriment of democracy".

In an unexpected turn, a detective revealed Monday that she had gone undercover, posing as an inmate to try to coax Zavala into talking, even though the woman had refused to talk with police and requested an attorney.

Not long ago, von Bismarck testified in Congress about timber smuggling and about activists who had been attacked in countries where he had gone undercover.

What if, for instance, the BBC team had gone undercover with recruitment agents, or in the teachers' common room, or the judges' golf club?