Sentence examples for house secrets from inspiring English sources

Just like Charlotte Brontë's Jane Eyre, Rebecca is a dark and richly romantic tale of second wives, detached husbands, and unnerving British estates that house secrets and violence.

These days, DiMaggio's harshness couldn't remain a house secret for more than a month.

Sitting around the house — secret audio recordings would later show — the two often talked about Chinese politics, remarking that Mao, like Stalin, was misunderstood by history.

"I don't know how they do it," she said of the signature dish, "but I'm guessing it's a house secret".

"Normally, you try to keep the location of such a safe house secret, but in Benghazi right now, I think this was next to impossible," Col. Wolfgang Pusztai, who until early August was Austria's defense attaché to Libya and visited the country every month, wrote in an e-mail.

Its final report was agreed overwhelmingly and recommended better public engagement, cross-house secret ballot elections of select committee chairs, intraparty secret ballot elections of select committee members and back bench control over so-called "non-government business".

One building housing secret programs is "a mountain of cement and windows the size of five Wal-Mart stores stacked on top of one another rising behind a grassy berm".

In essence, it's a house of secrets.

There's a little house of secrets on the Great Plains.

The visitor was eager to divulge the house's secrets.

"It's a very weird experience growing up in a house of secrets," Mr. Bromell said.