Sentence examples for how clandestine from inspiring English sources

Alicia and Rick had their whole married lives to exchange fluids and language, but for some reason they'd needed to wait until Paul was there to demonstrate how clandestine and porno they were.

But paying tribute to her Friday, the film's producer, Stephen Woolley, revealed how clandestine meetings were arranged between Rice-Davies and Bridget Fonda to help the American actor capture her personality as well as put Rice-Davies's mind to rest about her portrayal.

How should clandestine operations, whose effectiveness is based in secrecy, be treated in a democracy?

No one knows how many clandestine, unsafe abortions are carried out, but it is known that between six million and nine million women are treated every year as a result of an unsafe abortion, which can end in death.

A right-wing senator is trying to remember how many clandestine communists he's claiming there are in the government, and Frankenheimer cuts from a bottle of Heinz ketchup to the dim-witted politician claiming that "there are exactly 57 card-carrying members of the Communist party in the department of defence".

How many "clandestine" migrants come to the UK? Mr Jenkin said the individuals were being questioned on Friday night about who they had paid, how much they had paid and where they had got on the lorries - but none spoke English making communication difficult.

Now, in his groundbreaking new film, Zero Days, Alex Gibney -- preeminent documentarian and no stranger to ground breaking -- explores how this clandestine mission hatched by two allies has opened the Pandora's Box of cyberwarfare.

Mr. Kim now says the skills he learned as an underground antigovernment activist and later from North Korea — including how to run clandestine operations — have proved invaluable.

Overall, the numbers of circulation contributed the most to my research because it gave me an understanding of how widely the Clandestine newspapers were distributed.

But a Wada-commissioned report this year described how, in a clandestine night-time operation, positive samples from athletes who had cheated were smuggled out of a lab through a hole drilled in the wall, and then replaced with clean samples.

Zawahiri is cunning and experienced; he knows how to run underground cells, from his clandestine experience in Egypt.