Sentence examples for keep shrouded from inspiring English sources
Guangtong delves into a realm the Chinese government prefers to keep shrouded.
WASHINGTON — A federal judge ruled Wednesday that the National Security Agency's program of surveillance without warrants was illegal, rejecting the Obama administration's effort to keep shrouded in secrecy one of the most disputed counterterrorism policies of former President George W. Bush.
Through no animus to the Jewish religion, of course; it just seems that, in the eloquent words of this concerned citizen, whose foolishness we will keep shrouded in anonymity, bar mitzvahs are barn-burning, house-thumping bacchanals, where minors get a free pass to get drunk and loudly run around.
They point out that much of the TIF money was diverted from public schools, parks, libraries and other taxing districts and was instead put into accounts that Mr. Daley controlled and kept shrouded in secrecy.
In today's issue of the Daily Mail, the self-styled voice of middle England, a headline blared: "Who invited him?" A report on the Guardian's Web site said that Romney had breached protocol by revealing that he had met with Sir John Sawers, the head of MI6, the British intelligence agency, whose activities are kept shrouded in secrecy.
That will no doubt keep Jeremy shrouded in happiness.
Make your costume out of black, dark gray, and navy clothes to keep yourself shrouded in darkness as much as possible.
Codenamed "Merchandise 7X", the list of ingredients that go into Coke - 922 million litres of which were drunk in the UK last year - has been kept carefully shrouded in mystery since the drink's inventor, a medicinal chemist called John Pemberton, first wrote it down in 1886.
Sites that used pre-mixed antibiotic bags kept them shrouded as there was a visible difference between pre-mixed bags and saline.
There is another reason that former government agents prefer to keep their activities shrouded in darkness.
But it's considered seemly to keep those preparations shrouded in deepest black.
